1. What is Soft Assert?
   1. An assertion that continues to the next assertion even upon failure
   2. The assertAll method is used with soft asserts
   3. The SoftAssert class only has two methods: assertAll and doAssert.
   4. We need to use assertAll the time for soft assert to work.
   5. If assertAll is not used then our test will pass.
2. Difference Between Hard & Soft Assert
   1. Soft Assert
      1. A soft assert continues execution after fail and moves on to the next statement line.
      2. It was designed to keep executing even when a verification step fails.
      3. To use a soft assert, first, we declare SoftAssert which is a class in TestNG
   2. Hard Assert
      1. A hard assert stops execution after fail and moves on to the next annotation.
      2. It does not matter if the next annotation is a @Test annotation or a configuration annotation.