This page demonstrates how to check whether a checkbox or radio button is selected using Selenium WebDriver's isSelected() method.
Use of the Program: This program demonstrates how to check if a checkbox or radio button is selected using Selenium WebDriver’s isSelected() method.
Advantages: This helps ensure that the proper selections are made in forms, checkboxes, and radio buttons, ensuring accurate test results.
Who Can Learn: Automation testers, QA engineers, and Selenium developers interested in validating the selected state of checkboxes or radio buttons in their test scripts.
Prerequisites: Basic understanding of Selenium WebDriver and JavaScript is recommended for utilizing this method effectively.
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What Can Be Gained: By learning this method, testers can ensure that form elements, especially checkboxes and radio buttons, are selected or unselected correctly during automated tests, simulating real user behavior.
Check the checkbox and/or select a radio button, then click "Check if Element is Selected" to check if the elements are selected.