Selenium Python Automation Testing from Scratch and Frameworks - Handling Auto-Suggestive Drop-down to Select Location a

The video tutorial covers the use of explicit waits in Selenium to ensure elements are loaded before interaction. It explains handling checkboxes and creating Xpath for element selection. The tutorial also demonstrates completing a test flow using CSS selectors and addresses debugging and error handling in Selenium tests. The instructor emphasizes the importance of understanding different locators and provides insights into making tests more robust.

What is the purpose of using an explicit wait in Selenium?

• To navigate between different web pages

• To pause the test execution for a fixed time

• To wait for a specific condition to be true before proceeding

• To handle multiple browser windows

Which Selenium locator is used to find an element by its visible text?

• CSS Selector

• XPath

• Link Text

• ID

What issue is highlighted in the section about locators?

• An incorrect URL being used

• A failure to load the web page

• A bug related to checkbox selection

• A missing element on the page

How can you verify if a checkbox is selected in Selenium?

• Using the .isChecked() method

• Using the .isSelected() method

• Using the .isEnabled() method

• Using the .isDisplayed() method

What is the role of CSS selectors in the automation flow?

• To manage browser cookies

• To validate the HTML structure

• To locate elements for interaction

• To style the web page

What common error is discussed in the debugging section?

• Bracket mismatch in the code

• Incorrect URL format

• Undefined variables

• Missing semicolons

What message confirms the successful execution of the script?

• Error: Element not found

• Success: Your order will be delivered

• Warning: Script execution delayed

• Info: Test completed with warnings