Selenium Python Automation Testing from Scratch and Frameworks - Reading and Writing Data from Excel to Python Tests

This video tutorial covers how to read and write data in Excel using Python. It explains how to access specific cells, determine the maximum number of rows and columns, and use cell references. Additionally, it demonstrates how to iterate over Excel data using loops, providing a comprehensive guide to handling Excel sheets programmatically.

What is the correct method to write a value to a specific cell in an Excel sheet?

• sheet.setValue(row, column, 'value')

• sheet.write(row, column, 'value')

• sheet.cell(row, column).value = 'value'

• sheet.cell(row, column).setValue()

How can you find the maximum number of rows in an Excel sheet?

• sheet.rowCount()

• sheet.max_row

• sheet.getMaxRows()

• sheet.maxRows()

Which method is used to find the maximum number of columns in an Excel sheet?

• sheet.maxColumns()

• sheet.getMaxColumns()

• sheet.max_column

• sheet.columnCount()

What is an alternative way to access a cell value in an Excel sheet?

• Using cell index numbers

• Using cell references like A5

• Using cell names

• Using cell coordinates like (row, column)

How can you iterate over all rows in an Excel sheet using a for loop?

• for row in range(sheet.rowCount()):

• for i in range(1, sheet.max_row + 1):

• for i in range(sheet.max_row):

• for row in sheet.rows:

What modification is needed to print all values in an Excel sheet using a for loop?

• Use nested loops for rows and columns

• Print only the first column values

• Use a while loop instead

• Update the column index in each iteration

What is the purpose of adding 1 to the range in a for loop iterating over rows?

• To iterate over columns instead

• To start from the second row

• To include the last row in the iteration

• To skip the first row