Selenium Python - Test Framework Integration (pytest)What will happen if a fixture does not include a yield statement but calls driver.quit() at the end?AThe browser will stay open until the test finishes.BThe browser will close immediately after setup, before the test runs.CThe test will fail with a syntax error.DThe fixture will run twice for each test.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand fixture without yieldWithout yield, the fixture runs all code before the test starts, including driver.quit().Step 2: Effect on browser lifecycleCalling driver.quit() immediately closes the browser before the test can use it.Final Answer:The browser will close immediately after setup, before the test runs. -> Option BQuick Check:Without yield, teardown runs too early [OK]Quick Trick: Use yield to separate setup and teardown [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming browser stays open without yieldExpecting syntax error without yieldThinking fixture runs multiple times due to missing yield
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