Binary Multiplication Operation

Function Name

$multiply(intA, intB)

Function Description

Implements the multiplication operation between parameter A and parameter B. Parameters A and B support the following types:

• Numbers
• Local parameters
• Binary operations

Application Scenarios

The binary multiplication function can be used in the following scenarios for API automation:

• Request URL
• Request header
• Request body
• Checkpoint property
• if condition
• for loop interrupt condition

Example

• Request URL

  As shown in the following figure, the value of the test parameter in the request URL is the binary multiplication function. Parameters A and B in the function are 100.

  

• Request header

  As shown in the following figure, the value of parameter add in the request header is the binary multiplication function. Parameter A in the function is the binary division function $divide(1000,100), and parameter B is -1.

  

• Request body

  As shown in the following figure, the binary multiplication function is used in the request body. Parameter A in the function is the binary addition function $add(1000,1000), and parameter B is the binary subtraction function $subtract(1001,1000).

  

• Checkpoint property

  As shown in the following figure, the target value of the checkpoint property result is the binary multiplication function. Parameter A in the function is the local parameter test, and parameter B is 1. For details about how to set local parameters, see Local Parameters.

  

• if condition

  As shown in the following figure, the target value of the if condition is the binary multiplication function. Parameter A in the function is 100, and parameter B is the environment variable status. For details about how to set environment parameters, see Setting Environment Parameters of an API Script.

  

  • for loop interrupt condition

    As shown in the following figure, the target value of the for loop interrupt condition is the binary multiplication function. Parameters A and B in the function are 100.