This post will discuss various ways to convert an int to a string in the Go language. strconv.Itoa() Using fmt.Sprintf() And by using strconv.FormatInt() Let’s look at each of these methods one by one. After using the above functions, we will use the TypeOf() method of the reflect package to show you the variable’s data […]
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Imagine testing a login functionality where you need to validate multiple username and password combinations. Writing separate test methods for each combination is not only tedious but also prone to redundancy and errors. This is where TestNG @DataProvider comes to the rescue, enabling you to supply test data dynamically and execute the same test logic
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The sendKeys() method is used to type into an element. This post will discuss the sendKeys() method of the WebElement interface in detail. Method declaration – void sendKeys(CharSequence… keysToSend) What does it do? sendKeys() method is used to simulate typing into an element. This method is widely used in selenium to type into the input
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This post will discuss the numerous ways using which we can know whether a checkbox is checked or not. Using isSelected() method By using getAttribute() method and using the JavascriptExecutor Let’s look at all of the ways one by one. Using isSelected() method We have written a different article on the isSelected() method, discussing it
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isSelected() method is used to determine whether the element is selected or not. This post will discuss the isSelected() method in detail. Method declaration – boolean isSelected() What does it do? – It determines whether an element is selected or not. This only applies to the input elements such as checkboxes, options in a select,
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The isEnabled() method is used to tell whether an element is enabled or not. This post will discuss the isEnabled() method of the WebElement interface in detail. Method declaration – boolean isEnabled() What does it do? It will tell whether the element is enabled or not. So, if you want to find out whether an
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isDisplayed() method is used to determine whether an element is visible. This post will discuss the isDisplayed() method of the WebElement interface in detail. Method declaration – boolean isDisplayed() What does it do? This method is used to tell whether an element is displayed or not. This method saves us the time of parsing the
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When working with Selenium automation, you might encounter scenarios where elements on the webpage have text that’s not directly visible in the browser but is still present in the DOM (Document Object Model). Accessing this hidden text can be important for validating data, debugging, or ensuring complete test coverage. In this article, we’ll explain why
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This post will discuss several ways we can use to get the text of an element in Selenium. Please note that here we are talking about the visible text only, not the hidden text. ( Please look at this article to know how to get the hidden text of an element). The visible text means
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getText() method is used to get the visible text of an element in Selenium. This post will discuss the getText() method of the WebElement interface in detail. We have used some keywords like visible text and sub-elements. What do they mean? Visible Text – The visible text means the text that is visible on the
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