Selenium Python Automation Testing from Scratch and Frameworks - Running Tests in Firefox and Internet Explorer

The video tutorial covers how to run Selenium tests across different browsers, focusing on Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer. It explains the setup process for GeckoDriver for Firefox and highlights the common code used across browsers. The tutorial also addresses the challenges of using Internet Explorer due to its bugs and inconsistencies. The video concludes with a brief introduction to future topics, including more advanced automation techniques.

What is the main advantage of using Selenium for browser testing?

• It requires different code for each browser.

• It provides a uniform codebase for multiple browsers.

• It is only compatible with Internet Explorer.

• It allows testing only on Chrome.

What is the name of the driver used to automate Firefox in Selenium?

• SafariDriver

• IEDriver

• GeckoDriver

• ChromeDriver

Where can you find the GeckoDriver for Firefox?

• On the official Selenium webpage

• On the Internet Explorer website

• In the Python package index

• In the Chrome Web Store

What does an exit code of zero indicate in Selenium test results?

• The test was skipped.

• The test is still running.

• The test passed without errors.

• The test failed with errors.

Which Python testing framework is mentioned for structuring Selenium tests?

• TestNG

• JUnit

• Pytest

• Mocha

What is a common issue when running Selenium tests in Internet Explorer?

• It is the fastest browser for testing.

• It has many bugs and inconsistencies.

• It requires no driver setup.

• It is the most stable browser for testing.

What file format does the Internet Explorer driver come in?

• EXE

• ZIP

• RAR

• TAR

Why is Internet Explorer not recommended for training purposes in Selenium?

• It requires a different programming language.

• It is not supported by Selenium.

• It is too fast for beginners.

• It is unstable and has many bugs.

Which browsers are considered stable and perfect for Selenium testing?

• Safari and Chrome

• Internet Explorer and Safari

• Opera and Edge

• Chrome and Firefox

What is the focus of the next lecture after browser testing?

• Manual testing techniques

• Database management

• Automation of user interactions like clicking buttons

• Advanced Java programming