The video tutorial covers a recap of basics, introduces the gettext method, and demonstrates handling login errors in Salesforce by printing error messages to the console. It explains how to locate elements using ID and CSS selectors, extract and print text using the getText method, and provides an overview of Selenium actions like send keys and click. The tutorial also discusses cross-browser testing using different drivers and concludes with generating customized XPath and CSS selectors.

What is the primary purpose of the gettext method in Selenium?

• To retrieve text from a web element

• To click on a button

• To navigate to a different page

• To send input to a text field

Which of the following is NOT a locator strategy in Selenium?

• ID

• CSS Selector

• URL

• XPath

What is the correct way to use a CSS selector in Selenium?

• driver.findElement(By.tagName('#error.loginError'))

• driver.findElement(By.xpath('#error.loginError'))

• driver.findElement(By.name('#error.loginError'))

• driver.findElement(By.cssSelector('#error.loginError'))

How can you print the retrieved text in the console using Java?

• PrintStream.print()

• System.out.print()

• System.out.println()

• Console.log()

Which method is used to simulate typing into an input field in Selenium?

• submit()

• getText()

• sendKeys()

• click()

What is the advantage of using geckodriver in Selenium?

• It improves test execution speed

• It enables tests to run on Firefox

• It allows tests to run on Internet Explorer

• It provides support for mobile testing

Which Selenium action is used to interact with buttons and links?

• getText()

• navigate()

• sendKeys()

• click()