Selenium Python Automation Testing from Scratch and Frameworks - Handling Check Box Dynamically

The video tutorial explains how to handle multiple checkboxes on a webpage using Selenium with Python. It covers creating a generic locator to select all checkboxes, iterating through them using a loop, and validating their selection with assertions. The tutorial also highlights the importance of using common attributes like 'type' for efficient automation and provides a brief overview of future topics related to Selenium testing frameworks.

What is the main advantage of using a generic locator for checkboxes?

• It makes the code run faster.

• It helps in identifying checkboxes with unique IDs.

• It reduces the number of lines of code.

• It allows for more precise selection of individual checkboxes.

What is the first step in handling multiple checkboxes on a webpage?

• Identify each checkbox by its ID.

• Use a testing framework to manage checkboxes.

• Create a generic locator for all checkboxes.

• Write individual click commands for each checkbox.

Which attribute is used to create a common locator for checkboxes?

• Class

• Type

• Name

• ID

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

• To find elements by their tag name.

• To find a single element on the page.

• To find multiple elements and return them as a list.

• To find elements by their class name.

How can you click on all checkboxes using Selenium?

• By writing individual click commands for each checkbox.

• By using the 'click_all' method.

• By selecting checkboxes using their IDs.

• By using a loop to iterate through a list of checkboxes.

What is the 'is_selected' method used for?

• To check if a checkbox is clickable.

• To check if a checkbox is visible.

• To check if a checkbox is enabled.

• To check if a checkbox is selected.

Why is it important to validate checkbox selection in tests?

• To confirm the checkbox is enabled.

• To ensure the checkbox is visible.

• To verify the checkbox is correctly selected.

• To check the checkbox is clickable.

What does an exit code of 0 indicate in Python tests?

• The test case was skipped.

• The test case passed without errors.

• The test case failed.

• There was a syntax error.

What is the benefit of using a testing framework with Selenium?

• It allows for faster execution of tests.

• It reduces the need for writing test cases.

• It automatically fixes errors in the code.

• It provides better reporting and logging.

How can you ensure that your test case reports a failure if a checkbox is not selected?

• By using the 'is_enabled' method.

• By using the 'is_clickable' method.

• By using assertions with the 'is_selected' method.

• By using the 'is_visible' method.