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You have a BasePage with a method public boolean isElementVisible(By locator) that returns true if element is visible. How would you use this method in a LoginPage class to verify the login button is visible before clicking it?

Aif (isElementVisible()) { clickElement(loginButtonLocator); }

Bif (isElementVisible(loginButtonLocator)) { clickElement(loginButtonLocator); }

CclickElement(loginButtonLocator); isElementVisible(loginButtonLocator);

DisElementVisible(loginButtonLocator); clickElement();

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Use isElementVisible with locator argument
The method requires a By locator to check visibility, so pass loginButtonLocator.
Step 2: Conditionally click if visible
Use an if statement to call clickElement(loginButtonLocator) only if the element is visible.
Final Answer:
if (isElementVisible(loginButtonLocator)) { clickElement(loginButtonLocator); } -> Option B
Quick Check:
Check visibility with locator before click [OK]

Quick Trick: Check visibility with locator before clicking [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Calling isElementVisible without locator argument
Clicking without checking visibility
Calling clickElement without locator

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How would you use this method in a LoginPage class to verify the login button is visible before clicking it?

Step 1: Use isElementVisible with locator argument

Step 2: Conditionally click if visible

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