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Selenium XPATH types: Absolute and Relative

SeleniumTestingBy AdminMay 6, 20151 Comment

xpath is xml path language, and selenium uses xpath as one of the locator strategies to locate web element[s] from the DOM (document object model). DOM is nothing but the tree structure of the html / xml document. xpath normally provides the path to navigate to the required element from the tree structure. xpath types…

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