Explain Cucumber Framework

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Cucumber is a testing framework that supports Behavior Driven Development (BDD) by allowing tests to be written in a natural language format.

Cucumber is a tool used for acceptance testing and collaboration between technical and non-technical team members.
It uses the Gherkin language to define test scenarios in a human-readable format.
Tests written in Cucumber are organized into feature files, which contain scenarios and steps.
Each step in a scenario is mapped to a step definition, which is implemented in a programming language like Java or Ruby.
Cucumber allows for the creation of reusable step definitions and supports data-driven testing.
It provides detailed and readable test reports, making it easier to identify and track issues.
Cucumber integrates with other testing frameworks and tools like Selenium and JUnit.
Example: Given a login feature, a scenario could be 'Given the user enters valid credentials, When the user clicks on the login button, Then the user should be redirected to the home page.'

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