Selenium WebDriver with Java - Basics to Advanced and Frameworks - Live Example on Working with Child Windows

The video tutorial demonstrates how to manage multiple browser windows using Selenium in a Java application. It covers opening a browser, navigating to a Google Signup page, and switching between parent and child windows. The tutorial explains how to perform operations in the child window and switch back to the parent window, with a focus on verifying window titles. Debugging steps are also discussed to ensure clarity in the process.

What is the initial step when handling multiple windows in a Selenium Java application?

• Switching to the child window

• Opening the browser and navigating to a page

• Performing operations in the parent window

• Closing all windows

What happens when you try to perform operations in the parent window while in child window mode?

• The operations will be ignored

• The operations will be queued until you switch back

• The operations will fail because the focus is on the child window

• The operations will be executed in the parent window

How can you switch back to the parent window in Selenium?

• By closing the child window

• By using the 'Switch to Parent' command

• By providing the parent window ID

• By refreshing the browser

What is the significance of verifying the window title after switching windows?

• To check if the page has loaded

• To ensure the correct window is in focus

• To confirm the browser is working

• To validate the URL

What is the final output when switching back to the parent window?

• The parent window title

• An error message

• The child window title

• A confirmation dialog