In this post, you will take the objective test (interview questions and answers) to check your knowledge of Selenium. This could prove to be helpful in preparing for upcoming interviews related to Selenium automated testing.
Selenium Quiz – Objective Questions and Answers
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Selenium Sample Interview Questions
The following are some of the interview questions which can be prepared:
- What is the difference between Selenium 2 and Selenium 1?
- When would you want to use Selenium Grid?
- What are the different web element location strategies which are used to locate elements on the web page?
- What is the difference between Selenium IDE and Selenium WebDriver?
- What is the difference between andWait and waitFor command?
- Tell steps which can be taken to create a sample program using Selenium WebDriver?
- What is Selenium WebDriver?
Selenium – Revision Notes
- The following are different versions for Selenium:
- Selenium 2 (Web Driver)
- Selenium 1 (Aka Selenium RC or Remote Control)
- Selenium IDE (Firefox Plugin)
- Selenium Grid
- Selenium Web Driver is supported for following programming languages:
- Java
- C#
- Python
- Ruby
- Perl
- PHP
- Python
- Javascript
- The following are some of the common Selenium WebDriver operations:
- Getting/Fetching a page
- Locating/finding UI elements (WebElement instances)
- Getting text value
- Filling and submitting the forms
- Moving between windows and frames
- The following are different kind of tests which could be done using Selenium:
- Static content testing
- Dynamic content testing
- Link testing
- Functional testing
- AJAX testing
- The following are different locater strategies which can be used to locate an object or element on the web page:
- By element’s ID
- By element’s name attribute
- By an XPath statement
- By a link’s text
- Document Object Model (DOM)
Further Reading / References
Summary
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I found it very helpful. However the differences are not too understandable for me