findElement by tagName in Selenium Java - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the code to find an element by its tag name.

Selenium Java

WebElement element = driver.findElement(By.[1]("button"));

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Aname

Bid

CclassName

DtagName

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Common Mistakes

Using By.id or By.className instead of By.tagName.

Forgetting to put the tag name string in quotes.

The method findElement(By.tagName("button")) finds the first element with the tag

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medium

Complete the code to click the first <a> tag on the page.

Selenium Java

driver.findElement(By.[1]("a")).click();

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Aid

BtagName

CcssSelector

Dxpath

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Common Mistakes

Using By.id or By.cssSelector when the question asks for tag name.

Trying to click without finding the element first.

Using By.tagName("a") selects the first anchor tag on the page to click.

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hard

Fix the error in the code to find the first <input> element.

Selenium Java

WebElement input = driver.findElement(By.[1]("input"));

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AtagName

Bname

CclassName

DlinkText

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Common Mistakes

Using By.name or By.className which look for attributes, not tags.

Using By.linkText which only works for links.

To find elements by their tag, use By.tagName("input").

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hard

Fill both blanks to find the first <div> and get its text.

Selenium Java

String text = driver.findElement(By.[1]("div")).[2]();

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AtagName

BgetText

Cclick

DgetAttribute

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Common Mistakes

Using click() instead of getText() to get text.

Using getAttribute() without specifying attribute name.

Use By.tagName("div") to find the div, then getText() to get its text content.

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hard

Fill all three blanks to find the first <span>, check if displayed, and print its text.

Selenium Java

WebElement span = driver.findElement(By.[1]("span"));
boolean visible = span.[2]();
if (visible) {
    System.out.println(span.[3]());
}

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AtagName

BisDisplayed

CgetText

Dclick

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Common Mistakes

Using click() instead of isDisplayed() to check visibility.

Trying to print element directly instead of its text.

Find the element by tagName("span"), check visibility with isDisplayed(), then print text with getText().