Selenium Python Automation Testing from Scratch and Frameworks - Developing End-to-End TestCase to Automate the E-commer

This video tutorial guides viewers through setting up a web application using Selenium. It covers importing the web driver, entering text, validating results, and using XPath and CSS selectors. The tutorial also demonstrates adding items to a cart and proceeding to checkout, emphasizing efficient coding practices like using loops and selectors.

What is the first step in setting up a Selenium test environment?

• Importing the web driver package

• Writing test cases

• Creating a user interface

• Setting up a database

Which method is used to enter text into a web element in Selenium?

• enterText()

• inputText()

• sendKeys()

• typeText()

How can you validate the number of elements displayed on a webpage?

• Using the size() method

• Using the count() method

• Using the length() method

• Using the len() function

What is the purpose of creating a customized XPath?

• To make the code more readable

• To uniquely identify web elements

• To increase the speed of execution

• To reduce the number of lines of code

Which method is used to find multiple elements in Selenium?

• findElement()

• getElements()

• retrieveElements()

• findElements()

What is the advantage of using a loop to add items to a cart?

• It allows for dynamic element selection

• It reduces the number of lines of code

• It makes the code easier to read

• It optimizes the process for multiple elements

How can you ensure that a button is uniquely identified in Selenium?

• By using its text content

• By using its CSS class

• By using its parent element

• By using its ID

What is the purpose of using the 'click' method in Selenium?

• To refresh the page

• To simulate a mouse click on an element

• To navigate to a new page

• To submit a form

Which attribute can be used to create a CSS selector for an image element?

• src

• href

• alt

• title

How can you handle a button with no unique properties using XPath?

• By using its position

• By using its sibling elements

• By using its parent element

• By using its text content