Selenium Python Automation Testing from Scratch and Frameworks - Understanding Radio Button Automation Methods

The video tutorial explains how to dynamically select checkboxes and radio buttons using Selenium. It covers writing XPath, using the getAttribute method to identify elements, and handling radio buttons by index. The tutorial emphasizes writing clean, generic code without hardcoding values, ensuring flexibility for future changes.

What is the main advantage of writing dynamic code for checkbox selection in Selenium?

• It allows for hardcoding specific options.

• It makes the code more readable.

• It reduces the execution time of the script.

• It enables the selection of different checkboxes without changing the code.

Which Selenium method is used to retrieve the value attribute of a checkbox?

• getValue()

• getElement()

• getAttribute()

• getText()

Why is code indentation important when writing conditions in Selenium scripts?

• It allows for the use of more complex conditions.

• It ensures that the code is executed in the correct order.

• It helps in reducing the code size.

• It makes the code run faster.

How can the 'getAttribute' method be applied to radio buttons in Selenium?

• By using a different method specifically for radio buttons.

• By applying the same logic used for checkboxes.

• By using the 'getRadioAttribute' method.

• By hardcoding the radio button values.

What method can be used to check if a radio button is selected in Selenium?

• isChecked()

• isClicked()

• isSelected()

• isEnabled()

How can you select a specific radio button using its index in a list?

• By using the 'getAttribute' method with the index.

• By using the 'select' method with the radio button name.

• By using the 'click' method with the specific index.

• By using a for loop to iterate through all radio buttons.

What is the purpose of using the 'click' method in Selenium?

• To get the text of an element.

• To simulate a mouse click on an element.

• To check if an element is enabled.

• To retrieve the value of an element.