REST API Automation Testing from Scratch - REST Assured Java - Integrating Web UI Automation to Generate an Authorizatio

The video tutorial explains how to obtain an authorization code by hitting a URL in a browser, which requires logging in to a Google account. It highlights the limitations of Rest Assured for browser automation and introduces Selenium as a solution. The tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on constructing URLs and using Selenium to automate the login process and capture the response URL. It assumes basic knowledge of Selenium and focuses on integrating it into API testing workflows.

Why is Rest Assured alone insufficient for obtaining an authorization code?

• It cannot handle API requests.

• It cannot automate browser actions.

• It does not support URL construction.

• It lacks support for query parameters.

What is the first step in integrating Selenium into a project?

• Capturing the response URL.

• Writing a script to automate browser actions.

• Adding Selenium jars to the project.

• Constructing a URL with query parameters.

What mode is recommended for opening the browser during automation?

• Normal mode

• Safe mode

• Incognito mode

• Developer mode

Which Selenium method is used to navigate to a URL in the browser?

• load()

• get()

• open()

• navigate()

How can you identify an HTML element for automation in Selenium?

• By using the element's size.

• By using the element's color.

• By using the element's CSS selector.

• By using the element's text content.

What method is used in Selenium to input text into an edit box?

• typeText()

• sendText()

• inputText()

• sendKeys()

How can you retrieve the current URL in Selenium?

• driver.obtainUrl()

• driver.retrieveUrl()

• driver.getCurrentUrl()

• driver.fetchUrl()