How do you locate and interact with elements in Playwright?

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In Playwright, locating and interacting with elements is simple and powerful due to its auto-waiting and robust selectors. You can interact with elements using locators, which are created using the locator() method or direct element handles.

Locating Elements

Playwright supports several selector types:

1. CSS Selectors (default):

2. Text Selectors:

3. Role Selectors (based on ARIA roles):

4. XPath (less common but supported):

5. Attribute selectors:

6. Interacting with Elements

   Once located, you can perform actions:

• Clicking:

• Filling input fields:

• Typing:

• Checking a checkbox:

• Waiting for element:

Playwright also auto-waits for elements to be visible and ready before interacting, reducing the need for manual waits.

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