Setting Chrome Driver Path in Mac (for Mac Users Only)

The video tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on setting the chromedriver path on macOS. It begins with an introduction to the topic, followed by instructions on downloading the appropriate chromedriver version for macOS. The tutorial then explains how to unzip and locate the chromedriver file. It further guides users on setting the chromedriver path using the terminal and concludes with final steps to test the setup. The video is specifically for macOS users, as Windows users have covered this in previous lectures.

Why might Windows users not need to watch this tutorial on setting the Chromedriver path?

• They use a different browser.

• They have already set it up in previous lessons.

• Chromedriver is not compatible with Windows.

• They do not use Chromedriver.

What file should macOS users download for Chromedriver?

• Linux tar.gz

• Mac zip file

• Mac 64 chip

• Win 32 zip

What is the first step after downloading the Chromedriver zip file on macOS?

• Install it directly.

• Run it in Terminal.

• Move it to the Applications folder.

• Unzip the file.

How can you find the Chromedriver path using Terminal on macOS?

• By opening Finder and dragging the file.

• By searching in Spotlight.

• By right-clicking and selecting 'Open with Terminal'.

• By using the 'ls' command in Terminal.

Why do you need to use double slashes when pasting the Chromedriver path in Eclipse?

• To avoid syntax errors.

• To ensure Java reads it as a path.

• To make it compatible with all operating systems.

• To prevent file corruption.