Selenium WebDriver Advanced - Industry Standard Framework - Adding Test Method to Test Class

The video tutorial discusses the process of writing test methods, emphasizing the importance of aligning them closely with test cases. It highlights the need for clear and understandable naming conventions and outlines the steps involved in implementing test methods using a test-driven approach. The tutorial also stresses the importance of keeping actions in page classes and ensuring assertions are in the test method. Best practices for naming variables and methods are discussed, along with a brief overview of the next steps in implementing page classes.

What is the primary goal when writing a test method?

• To use abbreviations for all variables

• To include as many actions as possible

• To ensure it is closely aligned with the test case

• To make it as complex as possible

Why is it important to have good naming conventions in test methods?

• To make the test method longer

• To ensure the test method is easy to understand

• To confuse other developers

• To make the code look fancy

Which of the following should be included in the test method?

• All actions

• Assertions

• Database connections

• Page class definitions

What is the first step in the test case scenario described?

• Log in

• Perform a search

• Open the URL

• Verify the result

What should the 'sign in with' method take as arguments?

• Course name

• Username and password

• Page class

• Search result

What is the standard naming convention for class names in Java?

• First letter of each word capitalized

• All lowercase letters

• All uppercase letters

• First letter capitalized, rest lowercase

Why should abbreviations be avoided in naming variables?

• They make the code look unprofessional

• They are difficult to type

• They can lead to misunderstandings

• They are not allowed in Java