SDET Automation Testing Interview Questions & Answers

SDET Automation Testing Interview Questions & Answers

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To verify if a dropdown contains a specific option using Selenium, you can use the `Select` class provided by the Selenium WebDriver. The `Select` class has methods that allow you to interact with dropdown elements and retrieve information about the available options. Here's an example of how to verify if a dropdown contains a specific option:

public class DropdownVerificationExample {
public static void main(String[] args) {
WebDriver driver = new ChromeDriver();

// Locate the dropdown element

// Create a Select object with the dropdown element
Select dropdown = new Select(dropdownElement);

// Verify if the dropdown contains a specific option by visible text

if (isOptionPresent) {
} else {
}

}
}

In the above example, the `Select` class is used to interact with the dropdown element. The `getOptions()` method returns a list of all available options in the dropdown. You can then use Java 8+ Stream API to iterate through the options and check if the desired option is present.

In the example, we use the `anyMatch()` method to iterate through the options and check if any option's visible text matches the desired option text ("Option 1" in this case). If there is a match, `isOptionPresent` will be set to `true`; otherwise, it will be `false`.

Make sure to have the appropriate WebDriver initialized and the necessary dependencies imported in your project.

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SELENIUM : How do you verify if a dropdown contains a specific option using Selenium?

To verify if a dropdown contains a specific option using Selenium, you can use the `Select` class provided by the Selenium WebDriver. The `Select` class has methods that allow you to interact with dropdown elements and retrieve information about the available options. Here's an example of how to verify if a dropdown contains a specific option:

import org.openqa.selenium.By;
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public class DropdownVerificationExample {
public static void main(String[] args) {
WebDriver driver = new ChromeDriver();

// Locate the dropdown element
WebElement dropdownElement =

// Create a Select object with the dropdown element
Select dropdown = new Select(dropdownElement);

// Verify if the dropdown contains a specific option by visible text
boolean isOptionPresent =
.anyMatch(option -> 1"));

if (isOptionPresent) {
System.out.println("Option is present in the dropdown.");
} else {
System.out.println("Option is not present in the dropdown.");
}

driver.quit();
}
}

In the above example, the `Select` class is used to interact with the dropdown element. The `getOptions()` method returns a list of all available options in the dropdown. You can then use Java 8+ Stream API to iterate through the options and check if the desired option is present.

In the example, we use the `anyMatch()` method to iterate through the options and check if any option's visible text matches the desired option text ("Option 1" in this case). If there is a match, `isOptionPresent` will be set to `true`; otherwise, it will be `false`.


Make sure to have the appropriate WebDriver initialized and the necessary dependencies imported in your project.