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Certify countersign radio button

what's going on YouTube in today's video we're gonna take a look at the radio buttons so the key of this tutorial is not to show you how to click them how to get their state the Cubist tutorials to kind of show you how to design support how to create your classes how to create your methods and functions for usability while you will understand how to click on them of course but you know I urge you to pay attention to how you design your functions your classes so they're usable and readable by other people in your company because that's something that's been overlooked very frequently okay so let's go ahead and dive dive into the tutorial so here we have Trulia and they have this radio buttons on their home page so we're gonna use these buttons and we're gonna automate clicks on them and we're gonna create some methods and functions to return the selected buttons to us so we can know what's selected and what's not alright and so let's open up a by charm here let's create a new Python file call this radio button tutorial let's create a class all this radio button and create our constructor or the init similar to how we did in the drop down tutorial in the previous video we're gonna pass them the driver in here for some pretties for simplicity's sake and then we're also going to pass and one unique attribute that's going to distinguish this radio button from each other so if you take a look if you do inspect right click and inspect on this element we can find what's common and what's different about it so at a glance we see that this button element has pretty much the same class and different text so what we can do is we can try to find those buttons so we're gonna try to create XPath to find a button that contains class such as this and I'll just copy part of this class in here okay so over here with this particular XPath I was able to narrow it down to three results and that's exactly how many radio buttons we have on this page so now I need some differentiating factor for those elements and I already said it was text so we're gonna put an text let's just see if this works if it would bye and here it does finds that's fine this button you can see here we have one results and that's what we need so we'll just copy this XPath and go back to our code and we're gonna add another argument here to this constructor and we'll call it text so now we'll just save this to local variables we will save driver to myself self-drive Eli sign driver and then self text will assign text and then we'll go ahead and create the button object itself so now that we have the driver object...