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Selenium WebDriver 4 with Python - Zero To Hero [Video]

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Selenium WebDriver 4 with Python - Zero To Hero [Video]

By: Let's Kode It

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Are you looking to step into the automation industry with the latest technologies available in the market? Or are you interested in learning how Selenium WebDriver and Python programming are used in automation projects? Whatever your motivation is, this course will help you build a solid foundation in web automation frameworks with ease. This course provides complete coverage of the web automation framework using Selenium WebDriver and Python programming. You will learn the basic concepts of Python programming, such as variables, data types, control flow, object-oriented programming, exceptional handling, and functions. In addition to this, you will learn how to install and run Selenium WebDriver on various browsers. You will then gradually progress to designing automation frameworks to test web applications. By the end of this course, you will become familiar with Python and Selenium WebDriver and will have developed the skills to test real-world web applications on any browser.

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Table of Contents (36 chapters)
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1
Introduction
Introduction
Why Selenium?
Selenium WebDriver Architecture
How to Reach Me Anytime
2
Setup and Configuration
Python Installation – Windows
Configuration of Python – Windows
Python Installation and Setup – Mac
First Project Creation and PyCharm Installation
Must-Watch Lecture Before Moving Forward
Package Management Using PIP
Installing iPython
3
Understanding Variables and Data Type
Python Terminal Walkthrough
Understanding Objects and References
Variable Rules
Numbers – Data Type and Math Operations
Numbers – Exponentiation and Modulo
Arithmetic Order of Precedence
Boolean Data Type
Working with Strings in Python
String Methods - Part 1
String Methods - Part 2
String Slicing and Indexing
Strings Formatting
4
Advanced Data Types
List and Accessing the Elements
List Methods
Working with a Dictionary
Nested Dictionary
Dictionary Methods
Working with Tuple
5
Comparison and Boolean Operators
Working with Comparison Operators
Understanding Boolean Operators
Boolean Operators - Order of Precedence
6
Program Control Flow
Conditional Logic - If Else Conditions
While Loop Demo
Break Continue and While/Else
For Loop Demo
Iterating Multiple Lists - Using the Zip Function
Using Range Function in For Loop
7
Functions/Methods - Working with Reusable Code
Understanding Methods
Working with Return Values
Working with Positional/Optional Parameters
Understanding Variable Scope
More Built-In Functions
Practice Exercise with Solution Homework
8
Classes – Object-Oriented Programming
Understanding Objects/Classes
Create Your Own Object
Create Your Own Methods
Inheritance
Method Overriding
Practice Exercise with Solution Homework
9
Exception Handling
Exception Handling Demo
Finally and Else Block
Practice Exercise with Solution Homework
10
Modules
Built-In Modules
Create Your Own Modules
11
Working with Files
How to Write Data to a File
How to Read a File
File Handling Using the "With" and "As" Keywords
12
How To Inspect Elements On Different Browsers
Introduction
Inspecting Elements Using Firefox DevTools
Inspecting Elements Using Chrome DevTools
SelectorsHub Installation
How to Use SelectorsHub
Tricks to Generate XPath
Best Inspect Element Tool
How To Inspect Disappearing Elements
13
Selenium WebDriver Setup and Installation
Selenium WebDriver Installation
Installing Selenium Plug-In to PyCharm
14
Selenium WebDriver Running Tests on Various Browsers
Running Tests on FF Chrome Edge - Windows
Running Tests on FF Chrome Edge - Mac
Selenium 4 New Syntax
Requirements To Run Tests On Safari
Running Tests On Safari
How To Set Drivers In System Path – Mac
How To Set Drivers In System Path – Windows
Interview Questions
15
Selenium WebDriver - Finding Elements
Understanding Elements and Document Object Model (DOM)
Finding Element by ID and Name
Understanding Dynamic IDs and Selenium Exception
Finding Elements by XPath and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Selectors
Finding Elements by Link Text
Finding Elements by Class Name and Tag Name
Finding a List of Elements
Interview Questions
16
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Selectors - Advanced Locators
Using IDs with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Selectors to Find Elements
Using Multiple Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Classes to Find Elements
Using Wildcards with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Selectors
Finding Child Nodes Using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Selectors
17
XPath - Advanced Locators
Difference Between Absolute and Relative XPath
Building an Effective XPath
Using Text to Build an Effective XPath
Building XPath Using the Contains Keyword
Building XPath Using the Starts-With Keyword
Finding Parent and Sibling Nodes
Practice Exercise with Solution + Interview Question
18
Selenium WebDriver - Working with WebElements
Browser Interactions Introduction
Browser Interaction Practical Implementation
Clicking and Typing on a WebElement
Finding the State of a WebElement (Disabled and Enabled Elements)
Working with Radio Buttons and Checkboxes
Working with Elements List
Understanding Drop-Down Elements
Working with a Drop-Down Element - Practical Example
Working with Hidden Elements
Working with Hidden Elements - Practical Example
Interview Questions
19
Selenium WebDriver - Useful Methods and Properties
Getting the Text on an Element
Getting the Value of an Element Attribute
Generic Method to Find Elements
Checking Whether the Element Is Present
Building Dynamic XPath
Interview Questions
20
Selenium WebDriver - Wait Types
Implicit Wait Versus Explicit Wait
Implicit Wait - Practical Example
Explicit Wait - Practical Example
Generic Method to Work with Explicit Wait
Interview Questions
21
Selenium WebDriver – Advanced Interactions
Calendar Selection Introduction
Calendar Selection - Practical Example
Calendar Selection – Real-Time Example
AutoComplete - Working with Dynamic Dropdowns
AutoComplete - Additional Examples
How to Take Screenshots
Generic Method to Take Screenshots
Executing JavaScript Commands
How to Find Size of the Window
How to Scroll Element into View
Interview Questions
22
Selenium WebDriver - File Upload And Download
File Upload - Native Way
File Upload – System Explorer
23
Selenium WebDriver - Switch Window and iframes
Switching Window Focus
Switching Window Focus - Practical Example
Working with iframes
Switching iframe Focus - Practical Example
Handling JavaScript Pop-Up
24
Selenium WebDriver - Working with Actions Class
Mouse Hover Actions
Dragging and Dropping an Element on a Webpage
Working with Sliders Actions
25
Logging Infrastructure
Introduction to Logging Infrastructure
Changing the Format of Logs
Logger - Console Example
Logger - Configuration File Example
Writing a Generic Custom Logger Utility
26
Unittest Infrastructure
Unittest Introduction
Writing Your First Test Case
Implementing Class Level Setup and TearDown Methods
Asserting a Test Method
How to Export PYTHONPATH – Must Watch
How to Run Code from Terminal
How to Create a Test Suite
27
Pytest - Advanced Testing Framework
Pytest Installation and Writing Your First Script
Working with Pytest Fixtures
Multiple Ways to Run Test Cases
Conftest - Common Fixtures to Multiple Modules
Maintaining Run Order of Tests
Running Tests Based on Command-Line Arguments
Structure Tests in a Test Class
Returning a Value from Fixtures
Generating HTML Test Report
28
Automation Framework - Part 1
Automation Framework Introduction
Understanding Framework Structure
Where to Practice the Framework?
Test Scenario without Framework
Converting Test Case to the Page Object Model (POM) Framework
Refactoring Your Page Object Class - Part 1
Building Your Custom Selenium Driver Class
Refactoring Your Page Object Class - Part 2
29
Automation Framework - Part 2
Adding Logging to Automation Framework
Verifying Test Case Result
Completing Login Page Test Cases
Creating Conftest to Implement Common Setup Methods
Refactoring Conftest to Make the Framework More Readable
30
Automation Framework - Part 3
Asserting without Stopping Test Execution
Asserting without Stopping Test Execution - Practical Example - Part – 1
Asserting without Stopping Test Execution - Practical Example - Part – 2
Implementing Screenshots in a Framework
Taking Screenshots on Test Failure
BasePage and Util Concept Introduction
Inheriting the BasePage Class
31
Automation Framework - Practice Exercise
Custom Driver - Additional Methods before Exercise
Practice Exercise Question
Finding Element Locators - Solution - Part 1
Creating Register Courses Page Class - Solution - Part 2
Creating Register Courses Test Class - Solution Part 3
Practice Exercise Solution Update - Part 1
Practice Exercise Solution Update - Part 2
Handling Dynamic iframes in the Automation Framework
32
Data-Driven Testing
Setup and Configuration
Data-Driven Testing - Practical Implementation
Utility to Read Comma-Separated Values (CSV) Data
Multiple Datasets - Test Case Practical Example
33
Running Complete Test Suite
Managing Navigation in an Automation Framework
Refactoring Login Tests
Running a Test Suite
Running Test Suite on Chrome
34
Git and GitHub - Version Control System
Git and GitHub Introduction
Git Installation on Windows
Git Installation on Mac
Creating Local Git Repository - Staging and Commit
File Check In - GitHub Remote Repository
Advantages and Importance of Git Branches
File Check in and Resolving Merge Conflicts – Real-Time Example
Course Code Files on GitHub
GitHub Project Check-In and Clone
35
Continuous Integration with Jenkins
Jenkins Features and Advantages
Jenkins Prerequisites
Jenkins Setup and Installation - Generic WAR File
Jenkins Setup and Installation – Windows
Jenkins Setup and Installation – Mac
Securing Jenkins
Jenkins Plug-Ins Management
Building a Remote Project Using Git and Jenkins
36
Conclusion
BONUS: What's Next? And Other Cool Free Stuff
Chapter 35
Continuous Integration with Jenkins
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Section 5
Jenkins Setup and Installation – Mac
This tutorial offers a comprehensive guide on installing and uninstalling Jenkins on a Mac system, discussing the methods and limitations of each approach. It emphasizes the deprecated status of the native installer for Mac and suggests alternatives for practicing Jenkins installations.
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