ZS Test Consultant Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Bdd framework hooks and notations
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Q2. Coding question on string
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Q1. Locatord in selenium
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Locator in Selenium is used to identify web elements on a web page.
• Locators are used to find and interact with elements on a web page.

• Common locators include ID, name, class name, tag name, link text, and partial link text.

• XPath and CSS selectors are also commonly used locators in Selenium.

• Example: driver.findElement(By.id("username"));
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Q2. ID,linktexr,lass name,xpath,css selector
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Q3. Action class in selenium
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Action class in Selenium is used to perform complex user interactions like drag and drop, double click, etc.
• Action class is part of the Selenium WebDriver API

• It is used to perform advanced user interactions like drag and drop, double click, etc.

• Actions class is instantiated by creating an object of Actions class and passing the WebDriver instance as a parameter

• Actions class methods include moveToElement, click, context
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Q4. Used for mouse and keyboard actions
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Q5. Select class in selenium
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In Selenium, the Select class is used to work with dropdown elements on a web page.
• The Select class is part of the org.openqa.selenium.support.ui package

• It provides methods to interact with dropdown elements such as selecting options by visible text, value, or index

• To use the Select class, you first need to locate the dropdown element using a locator like ID, name, or class name
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Q6. Used to handle dropdowns
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Q7. Waits in selenium
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Waits in Selenium are used to synchronize the test execution with the application's behavior.
• Waits help in handling synchronization issues between test scripts and web elements

• Types of waits in Selenium include Implicit Wait, Explicit Wait, and Fluent Wait

• Example: WebDriverWait wait = new WebDriverWait(driver, 10); wait.until(ExpectedConditions.visibilityOfElementLocated(By.id("elementID")));
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Q8. Explicit,implicit,fluent waits def
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Explicit, implicit, and fluent waits are different types of waits used in automation testing to handle synchronization issues.
• Explicit wait is used to wait for a certain condition to be met before proceeding with the test execution. It is defined by the tester in the code.

• Implicit wait is used to wait for a certain amount of time before throwing an exception if the element is not found. It is defined globally for the e...read more
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Q9. What kind of reports
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Q10. Testng reports have been used
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Q1. Why you are in Qa role
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Q1. Technical related questions
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Q1. Insurance life cycle, Guidewire and Duck creek basis
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Mcq questions from testing field

Q1. Manual testing questions
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Q2. Basic automation questions
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Q1. All basic questions related to manual testing. Ex- regression testing,restesting,smoke testing,sanity testing, Sdlc , stlc . And more basic questions
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Q2. Manager round - they will ask you again basic questions and last company roles and responsibilities.
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Q1. Testing methodologies
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Q2. What modules are used
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Q3. Integration testing
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Q4. Regression Testing
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Q5. Functional and non Functional
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