Complete the code to find a button inside a parent element using Cypress.
cy.get('.parent').[1]('button').click();
get instead of find which searches the whole document.contains which looks for text content, not element selectors.The find command searches for descendants of the selected element. Here, it finds the button inside .parent.
Complete the code to find a child element with class 'item' inside a parent with id 'list'.
cy.get('#list').[1]('.item').should('be.visible');
get which searches the entire document.parent which goes up the DOM tree.find searches for descendants inside the selected element. It is the correct choice to locate '.item' inside '#list'.
Fix the error in the code to correctly find a span inside a div with class 'container'.
cy.get('.container').[1]('span').should('exist');
parent which goes up the DOM tree.siblings which looks at elements at the same level.The find command correctly searches for span elements inside the selected .container div.
Fill both blanks to find all list items inside a nav element and check their count.
cy.get('nav').[1]('li').[2]('have.length', 5);
children which only finds direct children, not all descendants.expect which is not chained like this in Cypress.find locates all li elements inside nav. Then should asserts the count is 5.
Fill all three blanks to find a button inside a form, click it, and verify it is disabled.
cy.get('form').[1]('button').[2]().[3]('be.disabled');
get instead of find which searches the whole document.click before the assertion.find locates the button inside the form. click clicks it. should asserts the button is disabled after clicking.