Selenium WebDriver with Java - Basics to Advanced and Frameworks - Problem - Adding Items into Cart for Ecommerce Applic

The video tutorial covers advanced Selenium coding techniques inspired by an Amazon interview question. It explains how to write generic code supporting multiple datasets, set up a Selenium environment, and dynamically select items on a webpage. The tutorial also delves into using XPath and CSS selectors for element identification and iterating through elements to find specific items. The practice webpage used is Rahul Shetty Academy's Selenium practice site, where users can add items to a cart, apply discounts, and place orders. The tutorial aims to teach smart automation and good coding standards.

What is the main goal of writing generic code in Selenium as discussed in the first section?

• To reduce the number of lines of code

• To make the code more readable

• To make the code run faster

• To support multiple datasets

What functionality does the practice webpage offer according to the second section?

• Product reviews and ratings

• Live chat support

• Adding items to a cart and applying discounts

• User registration and login

What is the first step in setting up Selenium with ChromeDriver?

• Download the Chrome browser

• Set the system property for ChromeDriver

• Write the test script

• Open the practice webpage

What is the challenge in selecting the 'Add to Cart' button for a specific item?

• The button is not visible

• The button has a generic attribute

• The button is disabled

• The button is not clickable

Which method is suggested to identify the index of a specific product?

• Searching by product price

• Using a unique ID

• Iterating through product names

• Using a hardcoded index

What is the purpose of using XPath in Selenium?

• To store data from the webpage

• To style the webpage

• To identify elements on the webpage

• To navigate through the webpage

What is the alternative method mentioned for validating XPath if plugins are blocked?

• Using a different browser

• Using the console with Dollar X

• Using a VPN

• Using a different programming language