What are the four parameter you have to pass in Selenium?

The four parameters that are required to be passed in Selenium are:

1. WebDriver: It is a browser driver that helps in communicating with the browser. It is the most important parameter as it is responsible for launching the browser and performing actions on it.

2. WebElements: These are the HTML elements on a web page that can be interacted with. The elements can be found using various locators such as ID, class, name, xpath, etc.

3. Browser Commands: These are the commands used to perform actions on the browser such as opening a new tab, closing a tab, navigating forward or backward, etc.

4. Navigation Commands: These are the commands used to navigate between different pages or URLs, such as going to a specific URL, refreshing the current page, etc.

In Selenium, there are different types of parameters you may need to pass depending on the specific Selenium method or function you are using. However, there are four commonly used parameters that are used across different Selenium methods. These are:

1. Driver: This parameter refers to the instance of the WebDriver object that is used to interact with the browser.

2. Locator: This parameter refers to the method used to locate the element on the web page, such as id, name, class name, tag name, etc.

3. Value: This parameter refers to the value that is passed to the locator to identify the specific element on the web page.

4. Timeout: This parameter refers to the maximum amount of time that Selenium should wait for an element to be visible or available before timing out and throwing an exception.   Regards,Vivek Joglekar