meethods

Question 1

findElement() method

Answer 1

a convenient way to locate an element on the web page

Question 2

code for findElement()?

Answer 2

WebElement findElement(By by)

Question 3

What happens if the findElement() does not find the element

Answer 3

runtime exception NoSuchElementException

Question 4

Code for finding list of elements?

Answer 4

java.util.List findElements(By by)

Question 5

findElements()

Answer 5

For finding multiple elements matching the same locator criteria on a web page

Question 6

What happens if one element is found? using find elements()

Answer 6

if there are multiple WebElements present that satisfy the locating mechanism, all of them are returned to the caller in a list.

Question 7

What happens if no element is found using findElements()

Answer 7

if no element is found, an empty list is returned a

Question 8

What are the different ways to find elements?

Answer 8

There are 8
ID
Name
ClassName
TagName
LinkText
PartialLinkText
XPath
CSS Selector.

Question 9

Which is faster xpath or css?

Answer 9

css selector

Question 10

How do you get this text?
name = “q”
getting q text
<input></input>

Answer 10

use getAttribute() method

Question 11

getLocation()

Answer 11

used to get the relative position of an element where it is rendered on the web page

Question 12

getSize()

Answer 12

return the width and height of the rendered WebElement.

Question 13

what is used to get css? why useful?

Answer 13

getCssValue()
This is useful when you want to validate the CSS styles that are applied to your WebElements through your test scripts.

Question 14

What css things can you get with getCssValue?

Answer 14

CSS properties can be font-family, background-color, color,