Selenium WebDriver with Java - Basics to Advanced and Frameworks - Performing Web Table Sorting using Selenium JavaStrea

The video tutorial demonstrates how to verify if a web table is sorted using Selenium and Java streams. It begins with an introduction to the problem and the tools used, followed by designing an algorithm to capture and sort web elements. The implementation is done using Java streams, avoiding traditional loops. Finally, the tutorial covers testing and debugging the solution, ensuring it works correctly even when the web table is not initially sorted.

What is the primary purpose of using Selenium in this tutorial?

• To design web pages

• To create web tables

• To verify if a web table is sorted

• To automate the sorting of web tables

Which programming concept is emphasized as a prerequisite for this tutorial?

• Java Annotations

• Java Collections

• Java Streams

• Java Threads

What is the first step in the algorithm to verify sorting?

• Capture all web elements

• Click on the column header

• Sort the list

• Compare the lists

What method is used to extract text from web elements in the list?

• getElement()

• getString()

• getValue()

• getText()

How is the sorted list created from the original list?

• By using a for loop

• By using Java Streams

• By using the sort() method

• By using a while loop

What tool is used to validate the XPath in the tutorial?

• None of the above

• Crowbar plugin

• Selectors hub plugin

• Both Crowbar and Selectors hub plugins

What is the role of the map method in Java Streams in this context?

• To apply getText() on each web element

• To capture web elements

• To sort the list

• To compare two lists

What is the purpose of using assertions in this tutorial?

• To click on the column header

• To capture web elements

• To compare the original and sorted lists

• To sort the list

What happens if the original list is not sorted correctly?

• The test will pass

• The test will fail

• The list will be ignored

• The list will be deleted

What is demonstrated in the final section of the tutorial?

• How to create web elements

• How to run and test the code

• How to implement Java Streams

• How to write the algorithm