Selenium WebDriver Advanced - Industry Standard Framework - How to Add Multiple Test Classes - Part 2

The video tutorial covers updates to a login test class, focusing on moving navigation methods to a navigation page class. It explains the changes needed in test classes to accommodate this update, including creating objects for the navigation page class instead of the login class. The tutorial demonstrates implementing test methods for login verification, ensuring proper logout after tests, and preparing for invalid login tests. The session concludes with a brief overview of the next steps, which involve running the test classes to verify the changes.

What is the main change discussed in the first section regarding the login method?

• Adding more parameters to the login method

• Moving the login method to the navigation page class

• Renaming the login method to 'open'

• Deleting the login method entirely

In the second section, what object needs to be created for the all courses test class?

• Home page class object

• Navigation page class object

• Login page class object

• Driver class object

What is the primary focus of the third section?

• Creating a new navigation page

• Setting up a test case for login

• Implementing a logout feature

• Deleting unnecessary code

How many lines of code does the complete test method consist of in the third section?

• Three lines

• Ten lines

• Seven lines

• Five lines

What is the purpose of the after method discussed in the final section?

• To ensure logout after each test

• To verify successful login

• To initialize the login page

• To navigate to the home page

What is expected when testing an invalid login attempt?

• A redirection to the home page

• A false result

• An error message

• A successful login

What should be checked before logging out in the after method?

• If the login page is loaded

• If the navigation page is initialized

• If the user is on the home page

• If the user is logged in