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Selenium Project
Quit Method
driver.quit() is a method in the selenium library for Python that is used to close the web browser controlled by Selenium. When a Python script calls driver.quit(), the browser window or tab that was opened by the script will be closed.
The driver.quit() method is important because it ensures that the web browser is closed properly after the script finishes executing. This can prevent memory leaks and other issues if a web browser is left open indefinitely. Additionally, calling driver.quit() at the end of a script can help to ensure that the script does not interfere with other processes or applications running on the same machine.
Task
- Call the
quit()function to close the driver instance.
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driver.quit() is a method in the selenium library for Python that is used to close the web browser controlled by Selenium. When a Python script calls driver.quit(), the browser window or tab that was opened by the script will be closed.
The driver.quit() method is important because it ensures that the web browser is closed properly after the script finishes executing. This can prevent memory leaks and other issues if a web browser is left open indefinitely. Additionally, calling driver.quit() at the end of a script can help to ensure that the script does not interfere with other processes or applications running on the same machine.
Task
- Call the
quit()function to close the driver instance.
Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below