Selenium WebDriver with Java - Basics to Advanced and Frameworks - Generating Customized Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) fr

The video tutorial focuses on using Xpath and CSS selectors for automating web elements in Selenium. It begins with an introduction to handling elements like email IDs, passwords, and login buttons using Xpath. The tutorial then demonstrates automating the Facebook login process using Xpath, emphasizing the importance of creating custom Xpaths. Finally, it explains CSS selectors, highlighting their simplicity and flexibility compared to Xpath, and provides examples of forming CSS selectors using tag names, IDs, and class names.

What is the primary focus of the initial sections in the video?

• Writing Selenium scripts

• Debugging Selenium tests

• Generating Xpath and CSS selectors

• Handling radio buttons and dropdowns

Which attribute is used in the simple formula for generating Xpath?

• Class

• ID

• Name

• Type

What is the main advantage of creating your own Xpath?

• It avoids dependency on browser tools

• It is compatible with all browsers

• It is more readable

• It is faster to write

How does the CSS selector syntax differ from Xpath?

• CSS uses double slashes

• CSS does not use slashes

• CSS requires the 'at' symbol

• CSS is case-sensitive

What is a key benefit of using CSS selectors over Xpath?

• CSS selectors are easier to read

• CSS selectors are more powerful

• CSS selectors are more widely supported

• CSS selectors are faster to execute

Which syntax is used to select an element by ID in CSS?

• tagname@id

• tagname:id

• tagname.id

• tagname#id

What is the alternative syntax for selecting an element by class name in CSS?

• tagname:classname

• tagname#classname

• tagname@classname

• tagname.classname

What should you do if a browser tool fails to recognize a CSS selector?

• Restart the browser

• Rely on your own custom selectors

• Use a different selector

• Switch to another browser

Which symbol is used to skip the tag name in a CSS selector?

• Asterisk (*)

• Hash (#)

• Dot (.)

• None

What is a common issue when using browser tools for CSS selectors?

• They are too slow

• They may not always be accurate

• They are not compatible with all browsers

• They require internet access