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Q1. What is your approach for testing a single-page web application using Playwright?
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My approach involves writing automated tests using Playwright to simulate user interactions and verify functionality.
• Identify key user flows and functionalities to be tested

• Write test scripts using Playwright to interact with elements on the page

• Include assertions to verify expected outcomes

• Utilize Playwright's features like selectors, actions, and page objects for efficient testing

• Run tests locally and on CI/CD pipeli
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Q2. What types of assertions have you used?
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I have used various types of assertions such as assert, verify, and soft assert in automation testing.
• Used assert to verify expected outcomes match actual outcomes

• Utilized verify to check for specific conditions without stopping the test execution

• Implemented soft assert to collect multiple failures during a test case execution
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Q3. What is the difference between a browser context and a web browser?
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Browser context is a specific environment within a web browser where web pages are loaded and executed.
• Browser context is a part of the web browser that includes the DOM, cookies, and other resources for a specific web page.

• Multiple browser contexts can exist within a single web browser, allowing for isolation of web page resources.

• Each browser context has its own set of cookies, local storage, and other data specific ...read more
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Q4. What are the steps to perform parallel testing using Playwright?
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Steps to perform parallel testing using Playwright
• Install Playwright and set up your project

• Create multiple instances of browsers for parallel testing

• Run tests in parallel using different browser instances

• Use tools like Jest or Mocha for managing parallel test execution
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Q5. What are the differences between JavaScript (JS) and TypeScript (TS)?
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JavaScript is a dynamically typed language, while TypeScript is a statically typed superset of JavaScript.
• JavaScript is dynamically typed, allowing for flexibility but potentially leading to runtime errors.

• TypeScript is statically typed, catching errors at compile time and providing better code quality.

• TypeScript supports optional static typing, interfaces, and other features not available in JavaScript.

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Q6. What is the difference between the == and === operators in programming?
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The == operator checks for equality of values, while the === operator checks for equality of values and data types.
• The == operator performs type coercion before comparing two values, while the === operator does not.

• For example, 5 == '5' would return true because the values are equal after type coercion, but 5 === '5' would return false because the data types are different.

• Using === is generally considered safer and mor...read more
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Q7. How do you automate web interactions when the web elements are dynamic?
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Dynamic web elements can be automated using techniques like XPath, CSS selectors, and waiting strategies.
• Use XPath or CSS selectors to locate elements based on their attributes rather than fixed locators.

• Implement waiting strategies like explicit waits to handle dynamic loading of elements.

• Utilize frameworks like Selenium WebDriver to interact with dynamic web elements efficiently.
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Q8. How do you manage the process of inputting files?
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I manage the process of inputting files by creating a structured system, using version control, and automating repetitive tasks.
• Create a structured system for organizing files based on project, date, or type

• Use version control to track changes and collaborate with team members

• Automate repetitive tasks such as file renaming or moving using scripts or tools like Jenkins
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Q9. What are the various types of fixtures available in Playwright?
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Playwright provides three types of fixtures: page, context, and browser.
• Page fixtures are specific to a single page instance

• Context fixtures are shared across all pages in a browser context

• Browser fixtures are shared across all browser contexts
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