Selenium Python - Data-Driven TestingHow can you handle a CSV file with missing values when reading test data for Selenium tests to avoid errors?AReplace csv module with json module to handle missing dataBUse csv.DictReader and check if each value is empty before using itCOpen CSV in binary mode to fix missing valuesDSkip rows with missing values using csv.reader without checksCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Use DictReader for easy key accessDictReader allows accessing fields by name, making it easier to check values.Step 2: Check for empty strings before using dataEmpty CSV fields become empty strings; check and handle them to avoid errors in tests.Final Answer:Use csv.DictReader and check if each value is empty before using it -> Option BQuick Check:Check empty values before use = D [OK]Quick Trick: Check for empty strings in CSV fields before use [OK]Common Mistakes:Skipping rows blindly losing test coverageUsing binary mode which doesn't fix missing dataSwitching to json module unnecessarily
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