Handling Ajax/Mouse Interactions

The video tutorial introduces the Actions class in Selenium WebDriver, which is used to handle mouse and keyboard interactions. It explains how to simulate user gestures on web applications, such as mouseover, right-click, and drag-and-drop. The tutorial provides a practical example using Amazon.com to demonstrate how to move the mouse to a specific element and validate pop-up windows. It also covers building and executing actions, including composite actions, to perform multiple operations in a single step.

What is the primary purpose of the Actions class in Selenium WebDriver?

• To handle database connections

• To manage browser cookies

• To perform API testing

• To handle mouse and keyboard interactions

Which of the following is NOT a mouse interaction that can be automated using the Actions class?

• Mouseover

• Right-click

• Double-click

• Form submission

In the demonstration, which website is used to showcase mouseover actions?

• Twitter.com

• Facebook.com

• Amazon.com

• Google.com

Why is it important to understand HTML code when creating locators?

• To reduce the need for external tools

• To increase the speed of the browser

• To improve the aesthetics of the webpage

• To enhance the security of the application

What is the role of the ChromeDriver in Selenium tests?

• To handle database operations

• To perform unit testing

• To invoke and control the Chrome browser

• To manage network requests

What must be done after defining an action in the Actions class to ensure it executes?

• Build and perform the action

• Debug the action

• Save the action

• Compile the action

What is a composite action in the context of the Actions class?

• An action that is used for logging

• An action that only involves keyboard inputs

• An action that is executed in the background

• An action that combines multiple operations

Which method is used to execute a built action in the Actions class?

• perform()

• run()

• start()

• execute()

What happens if you forget to call the perform() method after building an action?

• The action will cause an error

• The action will execute partially

• The action will not execute

• The action will execute twice

How can you ensure that a string is entered in capital letters using the Actions class?

• By using the caps lock key

• By using the uppercase() method

• By using the shift key

• By using the toUpperCase() method