Selenium Python Automation Testing from Scratch and Frameworks - Advanced Interactions with Browser Elements Using Actio

The video tutorial explains the mouse over functionality in web pages and how to implement it using the Action Chains class in Selenium. It covers the creation of an Action Chains object, moving the cursor to a menu item, and performing actions like clicking using the perform method. The tutorial demonstrates the execution of these actions and how they mimic human interactions with a web page.

What happens when you move your mouse over a menu in the practice page?

• The menu changes color.

• The browser closes unexpectedly.

• A submenu with options appears.

• The page refreshes automatically.

What is the purpose of the Action Chains class in Selenium?

• To perform advanced mouse interactions.

• To create web elements.

• To handle database connections.

• To manage browser cookies.

What must you pass to the Action Chains class to create an object?

• A URL string.

• A web element.

• The driver object.

• A CSS selector.

Which method is used to move the cursor to an element without clicking?

• navigate()

• moveToElement()

• sendKeys()

• click()

What is the final step to execute a chain of actions in Selenium?

• Invoke the run() method.

• Use the perform() method.

• Apply the start() method.

• Call the execute() method.

How can you perform a click operation using Action Chains?

• By chaining the click() method after moveToElement().

• By calling the perform() method alone.

• By using the click() method directly on the driver.

• By using the executeScript() method.

What is demonstrated in the final test run of the video?

• The browser crashes.

• The mouse over action is performed successfully.

• The page fails to load.

• The menu does not open.