[Solved] What does the Cypress command cy.get('.item').should('have.length', 3) check on a webpage? — Ans: It checks that there are exactly 3 elements with class 'item' on the page. | Cypress

Cypress - Assertions

What does the Cypress command cy.get('.item').should('have.length', 3) check on a webpage?

AIt verifies that the page has 3 different classes including 'item'.

BIt checks that the text length of '.item' elements is 3 characters.

CIt checks that there are exactly 3 elements with class 'item' on the page.

DIt waits for 3 seconds before continuing the test.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand cy.get() usage
cy.get('.item') selects all elements with the class 'item' on the page.
Step 2: Understand should('have.length', 3) assertion
This assertion checks that the number of selected elements is exactly 3.
Final Answer:
It checks that there are exactly 3 elements with class 'item' on the page. -> Option C
Quick Check:
Length assertion = count of elements [OK]

Quick Trick: Length assertions check element count, not text length [OK]

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