[Solved] What is wrong with this fixture code? @pytest.fixture def browser(): driver = webdriver.Chrome() yield driver driver.close() | Selenium Python

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What is wrong with this fixture code?

@pytest.fixture
def browser():
    driver = webdriver.Chrome()
    yield driver
    driver.close()

Adriver.close() causes syntax error in fixture.

Bdriver.close() closes only the current window, not the entire browser session.

Cdriver.close() should be called before yield.

Ddriver.close() is not a valid WebDriver method.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand difference between close() and quit()
driver.close() closes the current browser window, but driver.quit() closes the entire browser session.
Step 2: Identify proper teardown method
For full cleanup, driver.quit() should be used in teardown, not driver.close().
Final Answer:
driver.close() closes only the current window, not the entire browser session. -> Option B
Quick Check:
Use quit() for full browser shutdown [OK]

Quick Trick: Use driver.quit() to close browser fully [OK]

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