Actions Class – Real-Time Example

The video tutorial covers the creation and execution of composite actions in automation using WebDriver. It explains how to simulate user actions like clicking, typing, and selecting text. The tutorial demonstrates building and performing actions, including using the shift key for capital letters and double-clicking for text selection. It also explores right-click actions to open context menus and provides an overview of various methods in the actions class, such as drag and drop, which will be discussed in a future lecture.

What is the primary purpose of using composite actions in automation?

• To perform multiple actions in a single step

• To simplify the code structure

• To enhance the visual appearance of the code

• To reduce the execution time of tests

Which method is used to simulate a mouse click on a specific element?

• keyDown()

• perform()

• click()

• sendKeys()

How can you simulate typing in capital letters using the Actions class?

• By using the perform() method

• By using the sendKeys() method with uppercase letters

• By holding the shift key with keyDown()

• By using the keyUp() method

What is the purpose of the build() method in the Actions class?

• To compile the actions into a single executable step

• To simulate a right-click

• To execute the actions immediately

• To maximize the browser window

Which action is used to select text by double-clicking?

• contextClick()

• doubleClick()

• click()

• keyDown()

What happens when you perform a context click on an element?

• The element is highlighted

• A right-click menu is displayed

• The element is selected

• The element is deleted

Which method is used to simulate a right-click on an element?

• contextClick()

• doubleClick()

• keyDown()

• click()

What is the drag and drop action used for in automation?

• To copy elements to another location

• To move elements within a page

• To delete elements from a page

• To highlight elements

Which method allows you to move to a specific coordinate on the screen?

• release()

• clickAndHold()

• moveByOffset()

• moveToElement()

What is the significance of the perform() method in the Actions class?

• It logs the actions

• It cancels the actions

• It executes the built actions

• It initializes the actions