Course Content
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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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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Run Python Command Interactively
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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
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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 ]
About Lesson

Selenium Benefits

There are many benefits to choosing Selenium for functional web application testing. Selenium is mostly used to automate web-based Functional and Regression test cases.

Some of the benefits of Selenium are as follows:

Selenium is free of cost 

Cross Platform

Selenium is cross-platform and supports multiple operating systems like:

  • Windows
  • Linux
  • Mac OS

 

Selenium is cross platform

Selenium is cross-platform and supports multiple operating systems like Windows, Linux, and MacOS. It allows you to automate web browsers across different platforms seamlessly.

Selenium supports multiple programming languages. You can use many programming languages to code automation scripts:

  • Python
  • Java
  • Ruby
  • Perl
  • C#
  • JavaScript

Selenium can be used to test web applications on multiple browsers. It is an excellent cross-browser testing tool. It supports the following browsers:

  • Google Chrome
  • Mozilla Firefox
  • Microsoft Edge
  • Opera
  • Safari 
  • IE

Selenium has procedures for locating the DOM, CSS, and XPath elements.

It has no formal support since it is an open-source tool. But there is community for Selenium that offers support. Selenium has an excellent and active user support community.

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