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hello guys welcome back to the next tutorial in this one we're gonna see how we can work on elements like radio buttons and checkboxes in the previous tutorials we have looked on the text box is how we send keys how we click on and link and those sort of things let's move forward and learn how we can work on radio buttons check boxes and let's actually take a look at what actually is the difference between the radio buttons and checkboxes from other elements alright so this is the practice space that I have you guys can always go there on let's call it a teachable comm /page /parent here for you guys to practice so the first example is radio but an example this is ready this is a radio button and this here is a check box example which these are the check boxes so don't think that radio button should always look like a round circle and check box should always look like this and it selects like this don't make this thinking the radio buttons are made by the type of the button and let's take a look at this what I'm saying so I'm just gonna bring up the Firebug and I'm gonna inspect this element you can also right-click the element and say inspect element in fire path this will bring this window or you can always go here and inspect the element so if you see what is this element this is a label which selects the whole thing which is having a text as well BMW but this is an input which is only selecting the radio button so this is also input like any other text box but now let's see what is the difference the difference is this type if the type says radio then the button is a radio button and let's find out the same thing for the checkbox same thing we are seeing the type we are saying the input tag which is what we saw for radio button which is what we previously saw for a text box text field and now we are seeing the same thing for checkbox but now the type is checkbox so this is the attribute which separates them out but it doesn't mean that there's any difference in working with these elements we can still you the dot click because what we wanna do on these elements we don't want to send keys we don't want to type something on a radio button or a checkbox we want to select them and to select them what kind of operation we perform manually we click on them right it's it's as easy as we do in the manual work right we just click them so to click them we use the dot click method provided by selenium and that's what we can use to work with radio buttons and checkboxes as well the only difference is if I...