You want to write a test to verify that selecting one radio button deselects the others in the same group. Which approach is best to implement this in Selenium Java?

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Selenium Java - Handling Form Elements

AClick all radio buttons one by one and assert they are all selected

BClick one radio button, then assert it is selected and all others are not selected

CUse <code>sendKeys()</code> to select radio buttons and check their text

DCheck only the first radio button's selection status without clicking

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand radio button group behavior
Only one radio button in a group can be selected at a time; selecting one deselects others.
Step 2: Write assertions to verify this
Click one radio button, then check that it is selected and all others are not selected to confirm correct behavior.
Final Answer:
Click one radio button, then assert it is selected and all others are not selected -> Option B
Quick Check:
Test selection exclusivity by asserting one selected, others not [OK]

Quick Trick: Assert one selected and others deselected after click [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Expecting multiple radio buttons to be selected simultaneously
Not asserting other buttons are deselected
Using sendKeys() instead of click()

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You want to write a test to verify that selecting one radio button deselects the others in the same group. Which approach is best to implement this in Selenium Java?

Step 1: Understand radio button group behavior

Step 2: Write assertions to verify this

Final Answer:

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