Selenium Python Automation Testing from Scratch and Frameworks - Example-GreenKart Application Part II

The video tutorial covers how to manipulate lists in Python, specifically focusing on appending items to a list and comparing two lists for equality. It demonstrates using loops to iterate over elements and validate their equality using assertions. The tutorial also touches on web scraping with Selenium, showing how to handle dynamic elements. The session concludes with a brief introduction to the next topic, which involves verifying price changes when applying discount coupons.

What method is used to add a new element to a list in Python?

• insert

• add

• append

• extend

In Selenium, how can you capture text from a web element?

• Using the text property

• Using the captureText method

• Using the fetchText method

• Using the getText method

What is the purpose of creating a second list in the Selenium test?

• To display in the console

• To hold temporary values

• To compare with the first list

• To store backup data

How do you ensure two lists are equal in a Selenium test?

• By using a while loop

• By using a for loop

• By using an if statement

• By using an assertion

What is the outcome if the two lists in the Selenium test are not equal?

• The test will be incomplete

• The test will be skipped

• The test will fail

• The test will pass

What is the next topic mentioned at the end of the lecture?

• Debugging Selenium tests

• Handling dynamic web elements

• Verifying price changes with discount coupons

• Advanced list operations

What is the main goal of the Selenium test discussed in the lecture?

• To log errors

• To capture screenshots

• To validate that two pages have the same content

• To print all web elements