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    Axes in XPaths refer to the node on which elements are positioned relative to another element. There are forward and reverse axes that can be used to traverse nodes. Forward axes include child, descendant, and following which select child nodes, descendants, and everything after the closing tag. Reverse axes include parent, ancestor, and preceding which select the parent, ancestors, and nodes before the current node. XPaths use a double colon to separate the axis from the node test.

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    Axes in XPaths refer to the node on which elements are positioned relative to another element. There are forward and reverse axes that can be used to traverse nodes. Forward axes include child, descendant, and following which select child nodes, descendants, and everything after the closing tag. Reverse axes include parent, ancestor, and preceding which select the parent, ancestors, and nodes before the current node. XPaths use a double colon to separate the axis from the node test.

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    Axes in XPaths refer to the node on which elements are positioned relative to another element. There are forward and reverse axes that can be used to traverse nodes. Forward axes include child, descendant, and following which select child nodes, descendants, and everything after the closing tag. Reverse axes include parent, ancestor, and preceding which select the parent, ancestors, and nodes before the current node. XPaths use a double colon to separate the axis from the node test.

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    SELENIUM

    XPaths in Selenium
    Selenium: Selenium With Java Basics

    ➤ Axes in XPaths : Axes refers to node on which elements are


    lying relative to an independent element.

    ➤ We could traverse in both forward and reverse directions.


    ➤ A double colon :: is used to separate the axis specifier from
    the node test.
    Selenium: Selenium With Java Basics

    ➤ Forward Axis:
    ➤ Self : Select the Current Node
    ➤ attribute : Select All attribute of current Node
    ➤ Child : Select All children of Current Node
    ➤ descendant : Selects all descendants (children, grandchildren, etc.)
    of the current node.
    ➤ Descendant -or -self : Selects all descendants (children,
    grandchildren, etc.) of the current node and the current node itself
    ➤ Following-sibling : Selects all siblings after the current node
    ➤ Following : Selects everything in the document after the closing tag
    of the current node
    Selenium: Selenium With Java Basics

    ➤ Reverse Axis:
    ➤ Parent : Selects the parent of the current node
    ➤ Ancestor : Selects all ancestors (parent, grandparent, etc.) of
    the current node.
    ➤ Ancestor -or -self : Selects all ancestors (parent, grandparent,
    etc.) of the current node and the current node itself
    ➤ Preceding-sibling : Selects all siblings before the current node.
    ➤ Preceding : Selects all nodes that appear before the current
    node in the document, except ancestors.
    Will see you in Next Lecture…

    See you in next lecture …

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