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Where do we use list in Selenium?
We can select an option from the dropdown list with Selenium webdriver. The Select class is used to handle static dropdown. A dropdown is identified with the tag in an html code.
What is the use of list WebElement in Selenium?
FindElements in Selenium command takes in By object as the parameter and returns a list of web elements. It returns an empty list if there are no elements found using the given locator strategy and locator value.
What is difference between set and list?
The main difference between List and Set is that Set is unordered and contains different elements, whereas the list is ordered and can contain the same elements in it.
What is XPath What are the types of XPath?
There are two types of XPath: Absolute XPath. Relative XPath.
How to work with a list in HTML using selenium?
Let us consider below search scenario on any e-commerce site say eBay.in: Launch browser. Invoke URL “http://www.ebay.in.” Enter some value in “Search Product” field. Let’s say we enter “Apple Watches”. Select the category on your search from the dropdown. Let’s select category as “Watches”. Click on the Search button.
How to select value from dropdown using Selenium WebDriver?
Before we can control drop-down boxes, we must do following two things: As an example, go to Mercury Tours’ Registration page ( http://demo.guru99.com/test/newtours/register.php) and notice the “Country” drop-down box there. Import the “Select” package. Declare the drop-down element as an instance of the Select class.
How to execute selenium script in WebDriver example?
Execute the below selenium script. In this example, Fetch the details of the site like URL of the site, title name and domain name of the site. Then navigate to a different page.
How to get a list of WebElements in Java?
Fetching all the WebElements from a List and storing in a Data Structure. List allProduct = Driver.findElements (By.xpath (“//ul [@id=’ListViewInner’]/li”)); Whenever we have to fetch more than one WebElement we use List (Data-Structure) from Java.utils.