Selenium WebDriver Advanced - Industry Standard Framework - Test Class Without Framework

The video tutorial covers the automation of a login test case using WebDriver. It explains setting up the test environment, writing specific test methods, and handling elements and assertions. The tutorial highlights the issues of code redundancy and the importance of using frameworks and best practices to create robust and maintainable test cases.

What is the first step in automating a login scenario using TestNG?

• Writing the test method

• Importing necessary classes

• Configuring the server

• Setting up the database

Why is it important to use specific names for test methods?

• To make them look professional

• To avoid syntax errors

• To ensure they are unique

• To clearly indicate the test scenario

What is the benefit of using WebElement in the login test method?

• It increases the complexity of the code

• It avoids finding elements multiple times

• It reduces code execution time

• It makes the code less readable

How can you verify a successful login in the test method?

• By verifying the URL

• By asserting the presence of the account image

• By checking the console logs

• By checking the page title

What is the purpose of using a try-catch block in the login test?

• To speed up the test execution

• To log the test results

• To handle potential exceptions during login

• To improve code readability

What is the role of assertions in test methods?

• To import necessary libraries

• To initialize test data

• To verify expected outcomes

• To log test results

What is a major drawback of having redundant code in test methods?

• It increases the test coverage

• It makes the code more secure

• It improves code readability

• It makes maintenance difficult

Why is it important to have a framework for test automation?

• To make the tests run faster

• To ensure all tests pass

• To reduce code redundancy and improve maintainability

• To increase the number of test cases

What happens if there is a change in the website's structure?

• All test cases will pass

• The framework will automatically update

• The test execution time will decrease

• Test cases may fail due to outdated locators

How can code redundancy affect test automation?

• It makes the code more efficient

• It enhances test accuracy

• It complicates maintenance and updates

• It simplifies the test logic