Order of precedence
Other things to note: when using these annotation methods in a superclass of a TestNG test class, they will be executed in inheritance order of precedence. In other words, users can create multiple layers of test setup using the same setup annotations, and they will be inherited and run before the subclass setup methods run. They can also be overridden in classes that do not require them, using the @Override annotation and calling those methods by the same setup method name in the test class.
The same precedence rules apply to the teardown methods; those will get executed in reverse order of inheritance starting with the test class teardowns and then followed by the execution of the superclass methods. The following code ...
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