Practical Example Explaining Page Factory Model

The video tutorial discusses the page object model in automation testing, highlighting two approaches: the page object class and the page factory. It explains when to use each method based on the team's coding expertise. The tutorial includes a practical demonstration of executing test cases using these design patterns and encourages hands-on practice by creating additional classes. The session concludes with a successful execution of scripts, emphasizing the effectiveness of the page factory approach.

What is one advantage of using the Page Object Factory over the normal Page Object class?

• It requires more lines of code.

• It simplifies the code for those less familiar with automation.

• It is only suitable for experienced developers.

• It is not compatible with Eclipse.

In the project example, which approach was used for the login page?

• None of the above

• Hybrid Model

• Page Object Factory

• Normal Page Object

What is suggested to do after importing the project into Eclipse?

• Only use the Page Object Factory.

• Create additional classes in both normal and factory styles.

• Delete unnecessary classes.

• Avoid making any changes.

What was the outcome of the test script execution using the Page Object Factory?

• The script passed without any failures.

• The script passed with some errors.

• The script was not executed.

• The script failed.

What is the main takeaway from the final section of the lecture?

• The Page Object Factory approach is successful and worth exploring further.

• The Page Object Factory is ineffective.

• The Page Object Model is outdated.

• The lecture did not cover any practical examples.