Development

I’m trying to compare two strings using this code in a switch statement:
case “medStepOne”:
WebEligibilityMedFirst.SelectOptions(p0);
if (!p0.Equals(“failOne”) || !p0.Equals(“failTwo”) || !p0.Equals(“failThree”) || !p0.Equals(“failFour”))
{
WebEligibilityMedSecond.SelectOptions(p0);
}
break;

The string is definitely “failOne” so I believe that the code should bypass the if statement but it does not.

I have copied some text from the website and then pasted it into the text file. And also I did the same thing to paste the second text using the “Append To File” keyword.
I want to paste the first text in the first row and the second text in the next row. How could I do that?
This is what I have so far,
*** Test Cases ***
TC_01
Open Browser ${BASE_URL} gc
EXECUTE JAVASCRIPT window.scrollTo(200,400)
sleep 5s

${Text} = Get Text xpath=//div[2]/md-card/header/h2
${Value} = Get Text css=.recommended-size
createFile C:/MyProjects/Records/File.txt ${Text}
Append To File C:/MyProjects/Records/File.txt ${Space}
Append To File C:/MyProjects/Records/File.txt ${Value}

log to console success
sleep 2s

I got the result as the above screenshot, and what I want to do is, I want to paste the “1km” on the next line.
Please help to solve this issue. Any guidance and advice will be greatly appreciated!

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