What is the purpose of the Actions class in Selenium?
The Actions class in Selenium is used to handle advanced user interactions that cannot be performed with basic WebElement methods. It supports complex actions such as mouse hover, drag-and-drop, right-click, double-click, click-and-hold, and keyboard operations like key combinations. These interactions are essential for testing dynamic web applications with menus, sliders, and rich UI components. By chaining multiple actions, testers can simulate real user behavior more accurately. Learners enrolled in a Selenium certification course often practice the Actions class to automate complex workflows and improve test coverage for modern, interactive web applications.
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