Selenium WebDriver with Java - Basics to Advanced and Frameworks - Filter the Web Table using Selenium JavaStreams

The video tutorial explains how to verify the filter functionality of a web application using Java streams. It covers writing an automation script to validate that the search results match the input criteria. The tutorial demonstrates how to use XPath to collect elements and apply filters to ensure the correct items are displayed. It also includes debugging techniques and error handling to identify issues in the filter functionality. The video concludes with information on additional learning resources available through live sessions.

What is the primary goal of the automation script discussed in the video?

• To check the page load time

• To test the login process

• To validate the filter functionality

• To verify the search functionality

Which programming concept is used to achieve the filter functionality in the script?

• Java Collections

• Java Streams

• Java Threads

• Java Annotations

What is the first step in writing the automation script?

• Opening the browser

• Inspecting HTML elements

• Writing test cases

• Setting up a database

Which HTML attribute is used to locate the search field in the script?

• Tag

• ID

• Name

• Class

What is the purpose of using XPath in the script?

• To style the webpage

• To navigate through the DOM

• To validate user input

• To manage cookies

What is the filter condition used in the Java stream?

• Checking if the text is empty

• Checking if the text contains 'rice'

• Checking if the text is numeric

• Checking if the text starts with 'a'

What method is used to collect elements back into a list in Java streams?

• gather()

• collect()

• accumulate()

• assemble()

How is the success of the filter functionality verified in the script?

• By checking the page title

• By sending an email notification

• By logging into the application

• By comparing the sizes of two lists

What happens if the sizes of the two lists do not match?

• The test passes

• The test fails

• The test is skipped

• The test is retried

What is the purpose of setting a debug point in the script?

• To compile the code

• To reduce memory usage

• To increase execution speed

• To pause execution for inspection