Selenium Python - Data-Driven TestingWhy is it important to handle empty or missing cells when reading Excel test data in Selenium Python?ABecause Excel files with empty cells are invalidBBecause empty cells return None, which can cause test failures if not handledCBecause Selenium cannot run tests with any None valuesDBecause openpyxl crashes on empty cellsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand openpyxl behavior on empty cellsEmpty cells return None, which can cause errors if used directly in tests.Step 2: Recognize importance of handling NoneTests should check for None and provide defaults or skip to avoid failures.Final Answer:Because empty cells return None, which can cause test failures if not handled -> Option BQuick Check:Empty cells = None, handle to avoid errors [OK]Quick Trick: Check for None in Excel data before using in tests [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming openpyxl crashes on empty cellsBelieving Selenium cannot handle None values inherentlyThinking Excel files with empty cells are invalid
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