Selenium WebDriver Advanced - Industry Standard Framework - Selenium 4 New Syntax

The video tutorial discusses the transition from Selenium 3 to Selenium 4, highlighting the minimal syntax changes required for upgrading. It focuses on the changes in implicit and explicit waits, emphasizing the new use of 'duration' instead of time units. The tutorial also covers the deprecation of the 'desired capabilities' class, which is replaced by 'options'. The course is fully compatible with Selenium 4, and the core concepts remain unchanged.

What is the main advantage of upgrading from Selenium 3 to Selenium 4?

• It is a smooth and easy transition.

• It is not recommended to upgrade.

• It requires rewriting all existing code.

• It introduces a completely new set of features.

In Selenium 4, what is the new way to specify time for implicit waits?

• Using 'Wait.until'

• Using 'Thread.sleep'

• Using 'Duration.ofSeconds'

• Using 'TimeUnit.SECONDS'

What is the main change in the syntax for explicit waits in Selenium 4?

• The method name has changed.

• The method requires additional parameters.

• The method is no longer available.

• The arguments now use 'Duration.of'.

What has replaced the 'desired capabilities' class in Selenium 4?

• WebDriver

• Capabilities

• Options

• Settings

How should you handle code that uses 'desired capabilities' in Selenium 4?

• Replace it with 'options'.

• Continue using it as it is.

• Remove it without replacement.

• Use a different library.

What remains unchanged in Selenium 4 compared to previous versions?

• The core concepts and functionalities.

• The syntax for all methods.

• The internal workings of Selenium.

• The browser compatibility.

What should you do if you encounter 'desired capabilities' in the course?

• Convert it to 'WebDriver'.

• Ignore it and use 'options'.

• Replace it with 'Settings'.

• Use it as it is.