Using functions
If you find yourself repeatedly scripting the same action, put the action in a function. For example, every user must log in to and out of your application.
If you click to open a console after each user's login, you should put opening a console in a function, too.
If you use these functions in each scenario, put them in the header file; otherwise, put them in their respective scripts.
Functions are also useful for preventing clutter in your scripts. To parse a response, create a function instead of putting the code in the transaction.
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