Selenium Python Automation Testing from Scratch and Frameworks - Using 'finally' with Exceptions

The video tutorial explains the use of the 'finally' keyword in Python, which is part of the try-except mechanism. The 'finally' block executes regardless of whether an error occurs, ensuring that necessary cleanup actions, such as deleting records or cookies, are performed. This is crucial in automation testing to prevent data accumulation and ensure tests run smoothly. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of using 'finally' for reliable test execution and data management.

What is the purpose of the finally keyword in exception handling?

What is the relationship between try, except, and finally blocks?

Explain the significance of cleaning up resources in automated tests.

What happens if the test fails before reaching the finally block?

How does the finally block behave when there is a failure in the try block?

Describe how the finally block can help in managing test data.

In what scenarios should you use the finally block?