java 15 features

Single Slash “/”: Single slash is used to create XPath with absolute path. Double Slash “//”: Double slash is used to create XPath with the relative path. In XPath, “/” and “//” are both used to navigate the XML or HTML document structure, but they have different meanings: “/” (Single Slash): It is used for … Read more

XPath Absolute: XPath Absolute enables users to mention the complete XPath location from the root HTML tag to the specific elements. Syntax: //html/body/tag1[index]/tag2[index]/…/tagN[index] Example: //html/body/div[2]/div/div[2]/div/div/div/fieldset/form/div[1]/input[1] XPath Attributes: XPath Attributes is always recommended when you don’t have a suitable id or name attribute for the element you want to locate. Syntax: //htmltag[@attribute1=’value1′ and @attribute2=’value2′] Example: //input[@id=’passwd’ … Read more

XPath is also defined as XML Path. It is a language used to query XML documents. It is an important approach to locate elements in Selenium. XPath consists of a path expression along with some conditions. Here, we can easily write XPath script/query to locate any element in the webpage. It is developed to allow … Read more

Assert: Assert command checks if the given condition is true or false. If the condition is true, the program control will execute the next phase of testing, and if the condition is false, execution will stop, and nothing will be executed. Verify: Verify command also checks if the given condition is true or false. It … Read more

The assertion is used as a verification point. It verifies that the state of the application conforms to what is expected. The types of assertion are “assert”, “verify” and “waitFor”. In Selenium, assertions are used to verify whether a given condition is true or false in the context of automated testing. Assertions play a crucial … Read more