How to click a link in Selenium?

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The find_ element_ by_ id() method in Selenium with Python is one of the most commonly used methods for locating web elements based on their unique ID attribute. It's part of the WebDriver API and allows you to interact with elements on a webpage, such as buttons, input fields, links, etc. 

To click a link using Selenium, you can use several methods depending on how the link is defined in the HTML. Below are the most common approaches using Python with Selenium:

✅ 1. Click a link by link text

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from selenium import webdriver

driver = webdriver.Chrome()

driver.get("https://example.com")

# Click link using visible text

link = driver.find_element("link text", "About Us")

link.click()

✅ 2. Click a link by partial link text

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# Click link using partial visible text

link = driver.find_element("partial link text", "About")

link.click()

✅ 3. Click a link by tag and attribute (e.g., href)

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# Find the link by XPath using an attribute like href

link = driver.find_element("xpath", '//a[@href="/about"]')

link.click()

✅ 4. Click a link using CSS selector

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# Example: click link with a specific class

link = driver. find_ element("css selector", 'a.nav-link')

link .click()

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