Selenium WebDriver with Java - Basics to Advanced and Frameworks - Building Custom Selenium Methods using Streams Mapper

The video tutorial explains how to implement pagination logic using Java. It covers searching for items across multiple pages, using loops to automate the process, and handling exceptions like stale element exceptions. The tutorial also highlights the use of Java streams and do-while loops to efficiently manage pagination and element selection.

What is the initial step taken when searching for a desired vegetable name?

Explain the process of filtering and collecting elements in the first page.

What happens if the desired vegetable is not found in the first page?

Describe the significance of checking the size of the price list.

How does the pagination logic work when the desired item is not found?

What is the difference between using a for loop and a do-while loop in this context?

What modifications are suggested for handling the price variable?

Explain the importance of re-collecting the elements list after changing pages.

What is the expected output when the code is executed successfully?

How does the code ensure that it checks each page for the desired vegetable?