Which approach correctly handles this scenario including waiting and verification?
hard📝 Application Q15 of 15
Selenium Java - Handling Form Elements
You need to write a Selenium Java test to select the suggestion "Cherry" from an auto-complete field with id "fruitInput". The suggestions appear in a ul with class "autocomplete-list" and each suggestion is a li. Which approach correctly handles this scenario including waiting and verification?
ASend keys "Che", use implicit wait, find <code>li</code> with text "Cherry" and click, no assertion needed
BSend keys "Cherry" to input, immediately click first <code>li</code> in <code>ul.autocomplete-list</code>, no wait needed
CSend keys "Che" to input, wait explicitly for visibility of <code>ul.autocomplete-list</code>, find all <code>li</code>, click the one with text "Cherry", then assert input value equals "Cherry"
DClear input, send keys "Ch", use Thread.sleep(5000), click last <code>li</code> in <code>ul.autocomplete-list</code>, assert input value contains "Ch"
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Send partial keys and wait explicitly
Typing "Che" triggers suggestions; explicit wait ensures suggestions are visible before interaction.
Step 2: Find and click correct suggestion, then verify
Find all li elements, click the one with text "Cherry", then assert input value matches to confirm selection.
Final Answer:
Send keys "Che" to input, wait explicitly for visibility of ul.autocomplete-list, find all li, click the one with text "Cherry", then assert input value equals "Cherry" -> Option C
Quick Check:
Explicit wait + correct click + assert input value = Send keys "Che" to input, wait explicitly for visibility of ul.autocomplete-list, find all li, click the one with text "Cherry", then assert input value equals "Cherry" [OK]
Quick Trick:Wait explicitly, click matching text, then verify input value [OK]
Common Mistakes:
Not waiting explicitly for suggestions
Clicking wrong suggestion or without verification
Using Thread.sleep instead of explicit wait
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