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Advance Selenium Multiple Choice Questions – MCQ1

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1) e) All

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2) b) No

It is not possible to test APIs or web services directly using Selenium WebDriver. Selenium is primarily designed for automating web browser interactions and performing functional testing of web applications by simulating user actions.

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3) b) No

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4) b) No

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5) a) Yes

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6) a) Yes

By using testing frameworks such as TestNG or JUnit, you can configure and run your Selenium tests in parallel.

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7) b) No

Selenium cannot handle security testing on its own. However, it can assist in certain aspects of security testing when integrated with specialized security tools.

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8) a) Yes

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9) c) To initialize web elements defined in a Page Object class

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10) d) new WebDriverWait().until(ExpectedConditions.visibilityOfElementLocated())

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11) d) Actions.contextClick(element)

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12) b) ((TakesScreenshot) driver).getScreenshotAs(OutputType.FILE)

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13) a) Yes

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14) a) Yes

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15) a) By using the @DataProvider annotation

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16) c) Configure the testng.xml file with parallel execution settings

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17) a) Jenkins

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18) a) HTML Publisher Plugin

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19) c) Cross-Browser Testing

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20) a) To execute browser tests without a graphical user interface, reducing resource consumption

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21) b) Use GitHub Secrets to store and access sensitive information

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22) a) Yes

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23) b) No

Selenium is not designed for performance testing. For performance testing, specialized tools such as JMeter, Gatling, and LoadRunner are more appropriate.

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24) b) No

Selenium does not have inbuilt functionality specifically for testing Excel files. We can use external libraries in conjunction with Selenium to work with Excel files, like Apache POI.

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25) b) No