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Selenium Introduction
Selenium Introduction
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Selenium Python Course
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Selenium History
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Selenium Features
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Selenium Benefits
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Selenium Components
Selenium Components
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Selenium IDE
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Selenium RC
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Selenium WebDriver
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Selenium Grid
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Selenium IDE
Selenium IDE ( Integrated Development Environment )
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Selenium IDE Introduction
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Selenium IDE Capabilities
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Selenium IDE Installation
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Selenium IDE Project
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Selenium IDE Record Test
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Selenium IDE Test Structure
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Selenese Language
Selenese Language
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What is the Selenese Language?
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Selenese Commands
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Selenium IDE Test Execution
Selenium IDE Test Execution
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Run Selenium IDE Tests
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Selenium IDE Logs
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Export Selenium IDE Test Cases
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Python Introduction
Python Introduction
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Python Introduction
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Python major versions
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Python IDLE
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Difference between Python and Java
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Path Environment Variable
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Python Help Utility
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Online Python Help
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Python IDE Installation
Python IDE Installation
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Java Install
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Eclipse IDE Install
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PyDev – Python IDE for Eclipse Install
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Top Python IDEs
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Python Interactive Interpreter
Python Interactive Interpreter
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Interactive Interpreter
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Python Command line Options
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Execute Python Programs
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Run Python Command Interactively
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Run Python Script
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Selenium Python Setup
Selenium Python Setup
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Python Install on Windows
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Add Python to the Path variable
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Install Selenium Python Bindings
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Python Package Index ( PyPI )
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[ Optional ] Python Install on Linux
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[Linux] Setup PATH variable
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Python Automation Project
Python Automation Project
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Create Python Project
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Automation Frameworks
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Run Python Programs using IDE
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Python Scripts from Command Line
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PyUnit Framework
Python unittest Framework
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PyUnit Introduction
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PyUnit Example
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PyUnit Assertions
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Browser Drivers
Browser Drivers
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Selenium Browser Drivers
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Google Chrome Driver
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Mozilla Firefox Driver
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Microsoft Edge Driver
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Internet Explorer Driver
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Selenium Python First Script
Selenium Python First Script
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First Selenium Python Script
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Python Debugger
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Selenium WebDriver
Selenium WebDriver
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Selenium WebDriver Architecture
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WebDriver Methods
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WebElement Methods
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Selenium Locators
Selenium Locators
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What is a Locator?
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WebDriver By class
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Inspecting Web Elements
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Google Homepage Example
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ID and NAME
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LINK TEXT
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XPath Location Strategy
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CSS Location Strategy
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Selenium Waits
Selenium Waits
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Selenium Test Synchronization
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Selenium Implicit Wait
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Selenium Explicit Wait
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Implicit Wait vs Explicit Wait
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HTML Form elements
HTML Form elements
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Different Types of Form Elements
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Handle JavaScript Alerts
Handle JavaScript Alerts
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What is JavaScript Alert?
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Alert Class
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Selenium Python Alert Example
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Handle HTML Frames
Handle HTML Frames
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HTML Frame
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switch_to.frame() Method
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Handling Dropdown Lists
Handling Dropdown Lists
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What is a dropdown list?
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Selenium Select class
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Selenium Action class
Selenium Action class
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Selenium Action class
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Selenium Grid
Selenium Grid
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Selenium Grid Overview
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Grid Architecture Diagram
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Selenium Grid Setup
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Desired capabilities
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Selenium Remote WebDriver
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Running test on Selenium Grid
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Selenium Grid Uses
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Page Object Model
Page Object Model
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Page Object Model
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OrangeHRM Login Page Object
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OrangeHRM Login Page Test
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Data-driven Testing
Data-driven Testing
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What is Data-driven Testing?
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Test Parameterization
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@parameterized Decorator
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@parameterized Test Example
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Test Data using CSV file
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Selenium Python for Beginners [ 2024 ]
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Python major versions

Python has gone through several versions over the years. Here is a timeline of the major Python versions:

  • Python 1.0: Released in January 1994.
  • Python 2.0: Released in October 2000.
  • Python 2.7: Released in July 2010.
  • Python 3.0: Released in December 2008.
  • Python 3.9: Released in October 2020.

Python 3.x is not backward compatible with Python 2.x.

These are just a few highlights from the Python version history. Python continues to evolve with new features and improvements.

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