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Selenium Tutorials
Get Started
Introduction to Selenium
Setup Selenium for Python
Selenium Python – Example
Browser window with Selenium
Selenium – Open Chrome browser window
Selenium – Open Firefox browser window
Selenium – Open Safari browser window
Selenium – Open URL
Selenium – Press browser’s back button
Selenium – Press browser’s refresh button
Selenium – Press browser’s forward button
Selenium – Set window size
Selenium – Set window size to full screen
Selenium – Minimize browser window
Selenium – Check if browser window is maximized
Selenium – Check if browser window is minimized
Selenium – Close browser window
Interacting with webpage and related actions
Selenium – Get title of current web page
Selenium – Get URL of the current web page
Selenium – Check if page is loaded
Selenium – Take screenshot of the webpage
Selenium – Scroll down
Selenium – Scroll down to end of the page
Selenium – Scroll up to top of the page
Selenium – Get HTML source of webpage
Locating elements
Locating a single element using find_element()
Selenium – Find element by id
Selenium – Find element by class name
Selenium – Find element by CSS selector
Selenium – Find element by link text
Selenium – Find element by name
Selenium – Find element by partial link text
Selenium – Find element by tag name
Selenium – Find element by XPath
Locating multiple elements using find_elements()
Selenium – Find all elements by name
Selenium – Find all elements by class name
Selenium – Find all elements by CSS selector
Selenium – Find all elements by link text
Selenium – Find all elements by partial link text
Selenium – Find all elements by tag name
Selenium – Find all elements by XPath
Locating elements in hierarchy
Selenium – Get parent element
Selenium – Get all child elements
Selenium – Get all sibling elements
Selenium – Get the next sibling element
Selenium – Get all the next sibling elements
Selenium – Get the previous sibling element
Selenium – Get all the previous sibling elements
XPath
Selenium – XPath to find parent element
Selenium – XPath to find child elements
Selenium – XPath to find sibling elements
Selenium – XPath for the next sibling element
Selenium – XPath for all the next following sibling elements
Selenium – XPath for the previous sibling element
Selenium – XPath for all the previous sibling elements
Form elements
Form interactions
Selenium – Submit Form
Input Text
Selenium – Xpath for input text field
Selenium – Get value in input text field
Selenium – Clear input text field
Selenium – Enter value in input text field
Selenium – Enter value in input text without sendkeys()
Selenium – Iterate over all the input text fields
Selenium – Check if an input text field exists
Selenium – Check if input text filed is empty
Radio Buttons
Selenium – Xpath for radio button
Selenium – Check if radio button is selected
Selenium – Check if radio button exists
Selenium – Select a radio button
Selenium – Select second radio button
Selenium – Select radio button by value
Selenium – Select random radio button
Selenium – Get selected radio button
Selenium – Deselect or uncheck of a radio button
Checkboxes
Selenium – Check if checkbox is selected
Selenium – Select a checkbox
Selenium – Unselect a checkbox
Selenium – Iterate over all checkboxes
Selenium – Select all checkboxes
Selenium – Unselect all checkboxes
Selenium – Get label text for a checkbox
HTML Elements
Any WebElement
Selenium – Check if element exists
Selenium – Check if element is visible
Selenium – Check if element is hidden
Selenium – Check if element contains specific text
Selenium – Check if element has specific class name
Selenium – Check if element has an id
Selenium – Check if element is enabled
Selenium – Get style attribute of element
Selenium – Get size of element
Selenium – Get text content of an element
Selenium – Get outer HTML of element
Selenium – Get inner HTML of element
Selenium – Scroll to element
Selenium – Wait until element is visible
Selenium – Take screenshot of element
Selenium – Hover on an element
Links
Selenium – Click on a link
Selenium – Get all links
Paragraphs
Selenium – Get all paragraphs
Selenium – Get first paragraph
Selenium – Get last paragraph
Selenium – Get hidden paragraphs
Selenium – Get paragraph text
Divs
Selenium – Check if a div exists
Selenium – Get all the divs
Selenium – Get div elements with specific class name
Selenium – Get div with specific id
Selenium – Get div text
Selenium – Get div outer HTML
Selenium – Get div inner HTML
Images
Selenium – Get all images
Selenium – Check if image is visible
Selenium – Click on an image
Selenium – Get image alt text
Selenium – Get image size
Selenium – Get image src
JavaScript
Selenium – Execute custom JavaScript code on webpage
Problems – Solutions
Selenium – “chromedriver” can’t be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software.
Selenium – unknown error: cannot find Chrome binary

Introduction to Selenium

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Contents

Do we have to pay to use Selenium
Does Selenium support Python
What browsers are supported by Selenium

What is Selenium

Selenium is a popular tool that is commonly used for testing web applications. It can automate the user interactions with the webpages.

Do we have to pay to use Selenium

No, Selenium is open-source. You can use Selenium without paying anything.

Does Selenium support Python

Selenium supports Python programming language, including several other languages like Java, C#, JavaScript, Ruby, PHP, and Swift.

What browsers are supported by Selenium

Selenium supports various popular web browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer, and Microsoft Edge

Quiz on Selenium

Q1. What is Selenium Python used for?

Data visualization

Automating web browsers

Machine learning

Creating desktop applications

Not answered

Q2. What is a web driver in Selenium Python?

A tool used for visualizing data

A tool used for automating web browsers

A tool used for creating machine learning models

A tool used for creating desktop applications

Not answered

Q3. What is the method used to find web elements in Selenium Python?

send_keys()

click()

get()

find_elements()

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Q4. Which of the following is not a commonly used web element locator in Selenium Python?

id

name

class name

attribute

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Q5. What is the method used to select a value from a drop-down list in Selenium Python?

select_by_id()

select_by_name()

select_by_text()

select_by_value()

Not answered

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