Selenium Java - Page Object ModelWhich of the following is a good practice when writing action methods in a Selenium page object?AInclude assertions inside action methodsBKeep action methods focused on a single user interactionCWrite action methods that handle multiple unrelated actionsDUse hardcoded wait times inside action methodsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify best practice for action methodsAction methods should be simple and focused on one user interaction for clarity and reusability.Step 2: Eliminate poor practicesAssertions belong in test methods, not action methods. Hardcoded waits reduce test reliability. Combining unrelated actions reduces maintainability.Final Answer:Keep action methods focused on a single user interaction -> Option BQuick Check:Action methods = Single focused action [OK]Quick Trick: One action per method keeps tests clear and reusable [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESMixing assertions inside action methodsCombining multiple unrelated actions in one methodUsing fixed sleep times instead of waits
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