Monday, November 17, 2014

Selinium Interview Questions


Selinium Interview Questions:
  • What is Selenium and what is composed of?
  • What is Selenium 2.0 ?
  • How will you find an element using Selenium?
  • List out the test types that are supported by Selenium?
  • Explain what is assertion in Selenium and what are the types of assertion?
  • Mention what is the use of X-path?
  • Explain the difference between single and double slash in X-path?
  • List out the technical challenges with Selenium?
  • What is the difference between type keys and type commands ?
  • What is the difference between verify and assert commands?
  • What is JUnit Annotations and what are different types of annotations which are useful ?
  • While using click command can you use screen coordinate?
  • What are the advantages of Selenium?
  • Why testers should opt for Selenium and not QTP?
  • What are the four parameter you have to pass in Selenium?
  • What is the difference between setSpeed() and sleep() methods?
  • What is same origin policy? How you can avoid same origin policy?
  • What is heightened privileges browsers?
  • How you can use “submit” a form using Selenium ?
  • What are the features of Testing and list some of the functionality in TestNG which makes it more effective?
  • Mention what is the difference between Implicit wait and Explicit wait?
  • Which attribute you should consider throughout the script in frame for “if no frame Id as well as no frame name”?
  • Explain what is the difference between find elements () and find element () ?
  • Explain what are the JUnits annotation linked with Selenium?
  • Explain what is Datadriven framework and Keyword driven?
  • Explain how you can login into any site if it’s showing any authentication popup for password and username?
  • Explain how to assert text of webpage using selenium 2.0 ?
  • Explain what is the difference between Borland Silk and Selenium?
  • What is Object Repository ?
  • Explain how Selenium Grid works?
  • Can we use Selenium grid for performance testing?

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