Test class consuming page objects in Selenium Java - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the code to declare the WebDriver variable in the test class.

Selenium Java

private WebDriver [1];

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Adriver

Bbrowser

CwebDriver

DpageDriver

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Common Mistakes

Using uncommon or unclear variable names like 'pageDriver' which can confuse readers.

The WebDriver variable is commonly named driver in Selenium test classes for clarity and convention.

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medium

Complete the code to initialize the page object in the test setup method.

Selenium Java

loginPage = new LoginPage([1]);

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Anull

BpageDriver

Cdriver

Dthis

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Common Mistakes

Passing null or unrelated variables instead of the WebDriver instance.

The page object constructor requires the WebDriver instance, which is driver in the test class.

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hard

Fix the error in the test method to call the login method from the page object.

Selenium Java

loginPage.[1]("user", "pass");

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Alogin

BsignIn

Csubmit

Dauthenticate

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Common Mistakes

Using method names that do not exist in the page object like 'signIn' or 'authenticate'.

The page object method to perform login is named login, so calling loginPage.login() is correct.

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hard

Fill both blanks to assert the page title after login.

Selenium Java

assertEquals([1], driver.[2]());

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A"Dashboard"

BgetTitle

CgetCurrentUrl

D"Login Page"

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Common Mistakes

Using getCurrentUrl() instead of getTitle() to check the page title.

After login, the expected page title is "Dashboard" and the WebDriver method to get the title is getTitle().

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hard

Fill all three blanks to properly close the browser after tests.

Selenium Java

if (driver != null) {
    driver.[1]();
    driver = [2];
    loginPage = [3];
}

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Aquit

Bnull

Dclose

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Common Mistakes

Using driver.close() which only closes one window, not the entire browser session.

Not setting variables to null after quitting.

To close the browser, call driver.quit(). Then set driver and loginPage to null to clean up references.