Practice Exercise - Print the Links Count in the Page

The video tutorial covers the concept of WebDriver scope in Selenium, demonstrating how to count the number of links on a webpage. It explains the use of the anchor tag in HTML to identify links and provides a step-by-step guide to writing Selenium code for counting links. The tutorial also addresses a specific requirement to count links within the footer section of a webpage by limiting the WebDriver's scope. The instructor shares insights from an HCL interview question and discusses the potential of Protractor for AngularJS automation.

What is the main focus of the section on web driver scope?

• Setting up a new class in Java

• Exploring different web browsers

• Understanding the concept of web driver scope

• Learning about HTML tags

Which HTML tag is used to identify links on a webpage?

What is the purpose of using 'driver.findElements' in Selenium?

• To close the browser

• To navigate to a different webpage

• To find multiple elements on the page

• To find a single element on the page

How many links were found on the practice webpage in the example?

• 15

• 40

• 26

• 30

What was the interview question related to link counting?

• How to test a dropdown menu

• How to find broken links

• How to count links on a webpage

• How to automate a login process

What is the next requirement after counting all links on a page?

• Counting links in the header section

• Counting links in the footer section

• Counting images on the page

• Counting buttons on the page

What is the benefit of limiting the web driver scope to a specific section?

• It allows for more precise element interaction

• It automatically finds all elements on the page

• It reduces the number of lines in the code

• It speeds up the browser

How do you create a subset driver for a specific section in Selenium?

• By using 'driver.quit()'

• By using 'driver.navigate()'

• By using 'driver.close()'

• By using 'driver.findElement()' for the section

What is the role of the 'footer driver' in the example?

• To act as the main driver for the entire page

• To act as a driver for the footer section only

• To close the browser window

• To navigate to a different URL

What is the expected outcome when running the script to count footer links?

• The script will count links in the header

• The script will not count any links

• The script will count only the links in the footer

• The script will count all links on the page

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