Handling Ajax/Mouse Interactions

The video tutorial introduces the Actions class in Selenium WebDriver, which is used to handle mouse and keyboard interactions. It explains how to simulate user gestures on web applications, such as mouseover, right-click, and drag-and-drop. The tutorial provides a practical example using Amazon.com to demonstrate how to move the mouse to a specific element and validate pop-up windows. It also covers building and executing actions, including composite actions, to perform multiple operations in a single step.

What is the primary purpose of the Actions class in Selenium WebDriver?

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How can you simulate mouse movements using the Actions class?

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Describe how to perform a right-click action using Selenium WebDriver.

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What steps are involved in dragging and dropping an element using the Actions class?

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What are the different types of user gestures that can be automated with the Actions class?

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How can you validate the appearance of a pop-up window after a mouse over action?

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What is the importance of creating locators based on HTML code rather than file paths?

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Explain the process of moving the mouse to a specific element on a webpage.

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What is the significance of the build() and perform() methods in the Actions class?

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How do you enter text in capital letters using the Actions class?

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