Selenium WebDriver with Java - Basics to Advanced and Frameworks - Steps to Connect Database Information to Selenium - 2

The video tutorial explains how to integrate Selenium WebDriver with a database to perform data-driven testing. It covers adding Selenium jars to a project, retrieving data from a database, and using locators to find elements in a web application. The tutorial demonstrates executing tests with different scenarios by pulling data from a database, emphasizing the importance of not hardcoding data. It concludes with insights on using database-driven testing in Selenium scripts.

What is the primary purpose of integrating Selenium WebDriver with a database?

• To automate database backups

• To store test results in a database

• To retrieve test data from a database

• To manage WebDriver instances

Which method is used to input data into a web element in Selenium?

• sendData()

• inputKeys()

• sendKeys()

• enterData()

What is the role of the 'findElement' method in Selenium?

• To switch between browser tabs

• To close the browser window

• To execute JavaScript on the page

• To locate a web element on the page

What is required when using the latest version of Firefox with Selenium?

• SafariDriver

• GeckoDriver

• ChromeDriver

• EdgeDriver

How can you ensure that data is not hardcoded in Selenium tests?

• By using static methods

• By using environment variables

• By using inline comments

• By using data from a database

What is the benefit of using data-driven testing in Selenium?

• It simplifies the test script

• It allows testing with multiple data sets

• It reduces the need for manual testing

• It increases the speed of test execution

Which command is used to run a Selenium test as a Java application?

• Run as Java Application

• Start Java Test

• Run as Java Program

• Execute Java Test