Selenium Python Automation Testing from Scratch and Frameworks - Raising Exceptions

The video tutorial covers handling exceptions in Python, focusing on two main methods: raising exceptions and using assertions. It explains how to use these techniques to ensure test conditions are met, providing examples with automation code. The tutorial concludes with a brief mention of the tricast mechanism, which will be discussed in the next lecture.

What is the initial condition of the cart in the automation scenario described?

• The cart has one item.

• The cart is empty.

• The cart has two items.

• The cart has three items.

Which keyword is used in Python to explicitly throw an exception?

• throw

• error

• catch

• raise

What message is displayed when the 'raise' keyword is used and the condition is not met?

• Product card count not matching.

• Items added to cart.

• Test passed successfully.

• Automation completed.

What is the primary purpose of using assertions in Python?

• To validate conditions and fail if not met.

• To enhance performance.

• To log information.

• To skip a test.

What happens when an assertion condition returns false?

• The test is logged.

• The test is skipped.

• The test continues.

• The test fails.

Which method is described as mandatory for validating test scenarios in automation frameworks?

• Assertions and raise exceptions

• Debugging

• Code review

• Logging

What is the exit code when a test passes without any failures?

• Exit code 2

• Exit code 0

• Exit code -1

• Exit code 1