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What all Test Estimation Technique you know of? What Test estimation technique you
applied in your project?
In Selenium, you can use the getText() method to verify the text on a webpage. This
method returns the inner text of an element, including its sub-elements, as a
string, removing any whitespaces from the front and back. For example, you can use
the getText() method to verify the "Get started free" button. You can use the
getText() method for various purposes, including: Locating an element by its text,
Verifying error messages, and Asserting the presence of an element.
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You can also use the ` getPageSource()` method to fetch the full page source and
then verify if the text exists there. This method returns content in the form of
string.
You can also use the findElement method with an xpath locator to check if some text
exists. The findElement() method returns a list of elements. You can use the size()
method to verify if the list size is greater than 0.
What is the method used to verify the text present in a webpage?
How do I know if a page contains text?
How do you verify the text inside the text box is present or not?
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There are more than one ways to find it. We can use the getPageSource() method to
fetch the full page source and then verify if the text exists there. This method
returns content in the form of string.
We can also check if some text exists with the help of findElements method with
xpath locator. Then we shall use the text() function to create a customized xpath.
The findElements() method returns a list of elements. We shall use the size()
method to verify if list size is greater than 0.
To check the presence of an element, we can use the method – findElements. The
method findElements returns a list of matching elements. Then, we have to use the
method size to get the number of items in the list. If the size is 0, it means that
this element is absent from the page.