Selenium Java - Beginners to Advanced with Live Project

Includes Selenium 4, and 217 in-depth organized sessions (136+ hours), Real time Live Project and Interview Questions.

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Includes Selenium 4, and 217 in-depth organized sessions (136+ hours), Real time Live Project and Interview Questions.

This courses is detailed, easy to understand and step by step with practicals, well defined and real time video tutorials on Selenium Java. It does not require to have any prior Java programming knowledge, as all the prerequisites such as Java are explained in detail before covering Selenium topics. We have included following in the course:

Interview Questions and Answers (Recorded Videos and Notes)
Along with videos, notes having the session details and links to download the code/frameworks/other files are provided
Huge list of real time and practical examples are provided throughout the sessions
Installation/configurations of various software are also explained in detailed in this course
Framework concepts are explained before showing how to build different frameworks
Sessions covering the development of different frameworks are also covered in detailed

No pre-requisites required for this course. All prerequisites are included in this course from basics.
No need to learn Core Java, as it is included in this course in detail

Beginners and Advanced Selenium Members

Section 1 : Selenium - Introduction and Prerequisites 2 Lectures 01:29:19
Lecture 1 :
Introduction Part 1 Preview
Lecture 2 :
Introduction Part 2
Section 2 : Locator for Selenium 24 Lectures 03:33:08
Lecture 1 :
Locators for Selenium - Intro Video
Lecture 2 :
HTML for Selenium - What is HTML
Lecture 3 :
HTML Tags Attribute Names Attribute Values Enclosed Text HTML Elements
Lecture 4 :
Structure of HTML
Lecture 5 :
Adding Title to the HTML Web Page
Lecture 6 :
Adding Paragraphs to the HTML Web Page
Lecture 7 :
Adding Bold, Italic and Underlined text to the HTML Web Page
Lecture 8 :
Adding different sizes of headings
Lecture 9 :
Adding hyperlinks to the web page
Lecture 10 :
Adding Rulers to the Web Page
Lecture 11 :
Adding Images to the Web Page
Lecture 12 :
Adding Line Breaks to the Web Page
Lecture 13 :
Adding Table to the Web Page
Lecture 14 :
What are Locators?
Lecture 15 :
Different Types of Locators
Lecture 16 :
Demonstrating ID locator
Lecture 17 :
Demonstrating Name locator
Lecture 18 :
Demonstrating Class Name locator
Lecture 19 :
Demonstrating Link Text locator
Lecture 20 :
Demonstrating CSS Selector locator
Lecture 21 :
Demonstrating XPath locator
Lecture 22 :
Demonstrating DOM locator
Lecture 23 :
Priority of Locators
Lecture 24 :
Additional details about different Locators
Section 3 : XPath Expressions 30 Lectures 08:57:15
Lecture 1 :
What is an XPath?
Lecture 2 :
Hierarchy of HTML Source Code
Lecture 3 :
Types of XPath Expressions
Lecture 4 :
Building Absolute XPath Expressions
Lecture 5 :
Advantages and Disadvantages of Absolute XPath Expressions
Lecture 6 :
Relative XPath Expressions - First Set of Examples
Lecture 7 :
Relative XPath Expressions - Second Set of Examples
Lecture 8 :
Relative XPath Expressions - Third Set of Examples
Lecture 9 :
Relative XPath Expressions - Fourth Set of Examples
Lecture 10 :
Relative XPath Expressions - Fifth Set of Examples
Lecture 11 :
Relative XPath Expressions - Sixth Set of Examples
Lecture 12 :
Relative XPath Expressions - Seventh Set of Examples
Lecture 13 :
XPath Expressions - Wild Cards
Lecture 14 :
XPath Expressions - HTML Tables
Lecture 15 :
Different XPath Functions
Lecture 16 :
text() XPath Function
Lecture 17 :
contains() XPath Function
Lecture 18 :
starts-with() XPath Function
Lecture 19 :
last() XPath Function
Lecture 20 :
position() XPath Function
Lecture 21 :
Different XPath AXES
Lecture 22 :
following XPath AXES
Lecture 23 :
preceding XPath AXES
Lecture 24 :
following-sibling XPath AXES
Lecture 25 :
preceding-sibling XPath AXES
Lecture 26 :
parent XPath AXES
Lecture 27 :
child XPath AXES
Lecture 28 :
ancestor XPath AXES
Lecture 29 :
descendant XPath AXES
Lecture 30 :
Advantage of Relative XPath Expressions over Absolute XPath Expressions
Section 4 : CSS Selectors in detail 17 Lectures 04:16:12
Lecture 1 :
What is a CSS Selector
Lecture 2 :
Types of CSS Selectors
Lecture 3 :
Building Absolute CSS Selectors
Lecture 4 :
Advantages and Disadvantages of Absolute CSS Selectors
Lecture 5 :
Relative CSS Selectors - First Set of Examples
Lecture 6 :
Relative CSS Selectors - Second Set of Examples
Lecture 7 :
Relative CSS Selectors - Third Set of Examples
Lecture 8 :
first-child in CSS Selectors
Lecture 9 :
last-child in CSS Selectors
Lecture 10 :
nth-child in CSS Selectors
Lecture 11 :
Comma and Asterisk Symbols in CSS Selectors
Lecture 12 :
Starts With, Ends With and Contains Symbols in CSS Selectors
Lecture 13 :
Using not in CSS Selectors
Lecture 14 :
Using following sibling in CSS Selectors
Lecture 15 :
Locating disabled, enabled and selected UI elements using CSS Selectors
Lecture 16 :
XPath Expressions are powerful over CSS Selectors
Lecture 17 :
CSS Selectors have higher priority over XPath Expressions
Section 5 : FireBug and FirePath Alternatives 19 Lectures 03:35:13
Lecture 1 :
FireBug got deprecated and discontinued
Lecture 2 :
List of Alternatives
Lecture 3 :
ChroPath for Chrome Browser
Lecture 4 :
ChroPath for Firefox Browser
Lecture 5 :
ChroPath for Opeara Browser
Lecture 6 :
devtools-highlighter
Lecture 7 :
Try XPath
Lecture 8 :
Default Chrome Dev Tools
Lecture 9 :
XPath Finder
Lecture 10 :
XPath Helper
Lecture 11 :
Relative XPath Helper
Lecture 12 :
MRI
Lecture 13 :
True Path for Chrome
Lecture 14 :
True Path for Firefox
Lecture 15 :
Ranorex Selocity
Lecture 16 :
Default Firefox Dev Tools
Lecture 17 :
Chrome Console
Lecture 18 :
ChroPath is the best
Lecture 19 :
Learn Manual Creation of XPath Expressions and CSS Selectors
Section 6 : Java for Selenium 20 Lectures 17:40:46
Lecture 1 :
Java - Part 1
Lecture 2 :
Java - Part 2
Lecture 3 :
Java - Part 3
Lecture 4 :
Java - Part 4
Lecture 5 :
Java - Part 5
Lecture 6 :
Java - Part 6
Lecture 7 :
Java - Part 7
Lecture 8 :
Java - Part 8
Lecture 9 :
Java - Part 9
Lecture 10 :
Java - Part 10
Lecture 11 :
Java - Part 11
Lecture 12 :
Java - Part 12
Lecture 13 :
Java - Part 13
Lecture 14 :
Java - Part 14
Lecture 15 :
Java - Part 15
Lecture 16 :
Java - Part 16
Lecture 17 :
Java - Part 17
Lecture 18 :
Java - Part 18
Lecture 19 :
Java - Part 19
Lecture 20 :
Java - Part 20
Section 7 : Selenium WebDriver 9 Lectures 08:26:32
Lecture 1 :
Selenium WebDriver - Part 1
Lecture 2 :
Selenium WebDriver - Part 2
Lecture 3 :
Selenium WebDriver - Part 3
Lecture 4 :
Selenium WebDriver - Part 4
Lecture 5 :
Selenium WebDriver - Part 5
Lecture 6 :
Selenium WebDriver - Part 6
Lecture 7 :
Selenium WebDriver - Part 7
Lecture 8 :
Selenium WebDriver - Part 8
Lecture 9 :
Selenium WebDriver - Part 9
Section 8 : Framework Concepts, Frameworks, Continuous Integration and Live Project 41 Lectures 34:34:16
Lecture 1 :
Frameworks Concepts - Properties Files
Lecture 2 :
Framework Concepts - POI API
Lecture 3 :
Framework Concepts - POI API (Part 2)
Lecture 4 :
Framework Concepts - Log4j
Lecture 5 :
Framework Concepts - TestNG
Lecture 6 :
Framework Concepts - TestNG (Part 2)
Lecture 7 :
Framework Concepts - TestNG (Part 3)
Lecture 8 :
Framework Concepts - Maven
Lecture 9 :
Framework Concepts - Extent Reports
Lecture 10 :
Framework Concepts - Taking Screenshots and ANT (Part 1)
Lecture 11 :
Framework Concepts - ANT (Part 2)
Lecture 12 :
Data Driven Framework - Part 1
Lecture 13 :
Data Driven Framework - Part 2
Lecture 14 :
Data Driven Framework - Part 3
Lecture 15 :
Data Driven Framework - Part 4
Lecture 16 :
Data Driven Framework - Part 5
Lecture 17 :
Data Driven Framework - Part 6
Lecture 18 :
Cucumber and BDD - Part 1
Lecture 19 :
Cucumber and BDD - Part 2
Lecture 20 :
Cucumber and BDD - Part 3
Lecture 21 :
Cucumber and BDD - Part 4
Lecture 22 :
Cucumber and BDD - Part 5
Lecture 23 :
Cucumber and BDD - Part 6
Lecture 24 :
Page Object Model and Page Factory - Part 1
Lecture 25 :
Page Object Model and Page Factory - Part 2
Lecture 26 :
Page Object Model and Page Factory - Part 3
Lecture 27 :
Page Object Model and Page Factory - Part 4
Lecture 28 :
Jenkins, Git and GitHub - Part 1
Lecture 29 :
Jenkins, Git and GitHub - Part 2
Lecture 30 :
Jenkins, Git and GitHub - Part 3
Lecture 31 :
Jenkins, Git and GitHub - Part 4
Lecture 32 :
Jenkins, Git and GitHub - Part 5
Lecture 33 :
Jenkins, Git and GitHub - Part 6
Lecture 34 :
WebDriverManager
Lecture 35 :
Live Project - Part 1
Lecture 36 :
Live Project - Part 2
Lecture 37 :
Live Project - Part 3
Lecture 38 :
Live Project - Part 4
Lecture 39 :
Live Project - Part 5
Lecture 40 :
Live Project - Part 6
Lecture 41 :
Live Project - Part 7
Section 9 : Additional Selenium Topics 34 Lectures 33:13:05
Lecture 1 :
AutoIt
Lecture 2 :
AutoIt - Part 2
Lecture 3 :
Sikuli (SikuliX API)
Lecture 4 :
Robot Class
Lecture 5 :
Actions Class
Lecture 6 :
JavaScript for JavaScript Executor
Lecture 7 :
DOM (Document Object Model for JavaScriptExecutor)
Lecture 8 :
Selenium WebDriver - JavaScriptExecutor
Lecture 9 :
Java OOPS Concepts
Lecture 10 :
Handling XML Files
Lecture 11 :
Handling JSON Files
Lecture 12 :
Database Testing using Selenium - Database Concepts
Lecture 13 :
Database Testing using Selenium - SQL Statements
Lecture 14 :
Database Testing using Selenium - JDBC
Lecture 15 :
Selenium and Firefox Browser Configurations
Lecture 16 :
Selenium - Chrome and IE Browsers Configurations
Lecture 17 :
Handling Calendar using Selenium WebDriver
Lecture 18 :
Handling Web Tables using Selenium WebDriver
Lecture 19 :
Handling Web Tables using Selenium WebDriver - Part 2
Lecture 20 :
Handling Dynamic Web Tables using Selenium WebDriver
Lecture 21 :
Select Class in Selenium WebDriver (In Detail)
Lecture 22 :
Handling Random Activities
Lecture 23 :
Handling Frames using Selenium WebDriver - Part 1
Lecture 24 :
Handling Frames using Selenium WebDriver - Part 2
Lecture 25 :
Handling Cookies using Selenium WebDriver
Lecture 26 :
Downloading Files using Selenium WebDriver
Lecture 27 :
Password Encryption and Decryption using Selenium WebDriver
Lecture 28 :
Event Listeners using Selenium WebDriver
Lecture 29 :
TestNG Listeners
Lecture 30 :
Handling StaleElementReferenceException
Lecture 31 :
Multiple ways to use sendKeys() in Selenium WebDriver (In detail)
Lecture 32 :
FireBug and FirePath got deprecated and their alternatives
Lecture 33 :
Selenium Grid - Part 1
Lecture 34 :
Selenium Grid - Part 2
Section 10 : Interview Questions and Answers 100 Lectures 10:32:28
Lecture 1 :
What is Selenium ? What are the different components and versions of Selenium?
Lecture 2 :
What are Locators, different types of locators and their priorities in Selenium
Lecture 3 :
What are the different types of drivers in Selenium WebDriver?
Lecture 4 :
How do I launch the browser using WebDriver?
Lecture 5 :
What are the different types of navigation commands in WebDriver?
Lecture 6 :
How can you find whether an element is displayed on the screen using Selenium?
Lecture 7 :
How can we get a text on a web element using Selenium WebDriver?
Lecture 8 :
How to type into a text box using Selenium?
Lecture 9 :
How to handle a drop-down field and select a value from it using Selenium?
Lecture 10 :
What are the different types of waits available in WebDriver?
Lecture 11 :
What is the latest Selenium tool?
Lecture 12 :
What do we mean by Selenium 1, Selenium 2 and Selenium 3?
Lecture 13 :
When should I use Selenium Grid?
Lecture 14 :
What is the difference between / and // in XPath?
Lecture 15 :
What is an XPath?
Lecture 16 :
What is the difference between driver.close() and driver.quit() commands?
Lecture 17 :
Is WebDriver a class or interface?
Lecture 18 :
What is the super interface of WebDriver?
Lecture 19 :
How to find more than one web element in to a list?
Lecture 20 :
Is FirefoxDriver a class or interface?
Lecture 21 :
Explain the line of code WebDriver driver = new FirefoxDriver();?
Lecture 22 :
How to handle frames in WebDriver?
Lecture 23 :
How to click on a hyper-link using Selenium WebDriver?
Lecture 24 :
What are the programming languages supported by Selenium WebDriver?
Lecture 25 :
What are the operating systems supported by Selenium WebDriver?
Lecture 26 :
What are the browsers supported by Selenium WebDriver?
Lecture 27 :
What is the difference between Implicit Wait and Explicit Wait?
Lecture 28 :
How to read and verify the text on the tool tip using Selenium WebDriver?
Lecture 29 :
Can Selenium Automate Desktop Applications?
Lecture 30 :
What is the main component of Selenium?
Lecture 31 :
What is an XPath, difference between Absolute and Relative XPath with examples?
Lecture 32 :
What is the disadvantage of Absolute XPath & why is Relative XPath recommended?
Lecture 33 :
What is an Absolute XPath? Write its syntax?
Lecture 34 :
What is a Relative XPath? Write its syntax?
Lecture 35 :
How to execute JavaScript in Selenium?
Lecture 36 :
What is the concept that makes XPath Expressions powerful ?
Lecture 37 :
Why CSS Selectors have higher priority over XPath Expressions?
Lecture 38 :
Names of add-ons which can auto generate the XPath Expressions and CSS Selector
Lecture 39 :
Java program for printing the even numbers between 1 and 100 using for loop?
Lecture 40 :
Write a Java program to find the sum of first 100 numbers using for loop?
Lecture 41 :
Prints numbers from 1 to 100. Print number and Divisible by 5 text if divisible
Lecture 42 :
Does Java supports multiple inheritance? Give reasons?
Lecture 43 :
What is the parent or base class of all the classes in Java?
Lecture 44 :
What is the difference between instance variable and local variable?
Lecture 45 :
Is Java a pure 100% Object Oriented Programming language?
Lecture 46 :
What is the difference in between Primitive & Non-Primitive Data types in Java?
Lecture 47 :
Why Strings are immutable in Java?
Lecture 48 :
What is the difference between String and StringBuffer?
Lecture 49 :
Accessing all elements inside int[][] a = {{5,2,9},{4,6,8}}; using for loop?
Lecture 50 :
Assign different values say integer, character, string etc into a single array?
Lecture 51 :
What is the disadvantage of array?
Lecture 52 :
What is the difference between equals() and == operator?
Lecture 53 :
What is the purpose of using Wrapper classes in Java?
Lecture 54 :
How to capture screen-shot in Selenium WebDriver?
Lecture 55 :
What is Automation Testing?
Lecture 56 :
What is the difference between Manual and Automation Testing?
Lecture 57 :
What are primitive data types in Java?
Lecture 58 :
Can we create an object for an interface?
Lecture 59 :
Can we create an object for an abstract class?
Lecture 60 :
Can we write Webdriver driver = new Webdriver(); ?
Lecture 61 :
What is the purpose of using Constructors in Java?
Lecture 62 :
How Constructors are different from Methods in Java?
Lecture 63 :
What is the purpose of using 'this' keyword in Java?
Lecture 64 :
What is the purpose of using Packages in Java?
Lecture 65 :
Keyword used by Java class to inherit the properties of another Class?
Lecture 66 :
How to access the variables and methods of another Class in Java?
Lecture 67 :
What is Overriding in Java?
Lecture 68 :
Is Overriding applicable for Constructors in Java?
Lecture 69 :
What are the different modifiers in Java?
Lecture 70 :
What is the difference between default and protected access modifiers in Java?
Lecture 71 :
How to select a radio button in Selenium WebDriver?
Lecture 72 :
Why do you get NoSuchElementException?
Lecture 73 :
How can we fetch the page source in Selenium?
Lecture 74 :
How can we fetch the title of the page in Selenium?
Lecture 75 :
What is the difference between static and instance variable in Java?
Lecture 76 :
What is the difference between static and non-static methods in Java?
Lecture 77 :
What happens on specifying final modifier with variables & methods in Java?
Lecture 78 :
What is the difference between abstract classes and interfaces in Java?
Lecture 79 :
What is the keyword used for inheriting the interfaces in Java?
Lecture 80 :
Can Captcha be automated using Selenium?
Lecture 81 :
How to clear the text inside the text box fields using Selenium WebDriver?
Lecture 82 :
What is the default timeout of Selenium WebDriver?
Lecture 83 :
How can we submit a form in Selenium?
Lecture 84 :
What is the purpose of getOptions() method?
Lecture 85 :
Write an XPath to find all the hyper-links on a web page?
Lecture 86 :
What is Select Class in Selenium WebDriver and how to use it?
Lecture 87 :
How to handle alerts in Selenium WebDriver?
Lecture 88 :
What is click() command in Selenium WebDriver?
Lecture 89 :
What is sendKeys() command in Selenium WebDriver?
Lecture 90 :
How to delete cookies in Selenium?
Lecture 91 :
How to get the href of a link?
Lecture 92 :
How do you click on a menu item in a drop down menu?
Lecture 93 :
How to get typed text from a textbox?
Lecture 94 :
How to type text in a new line inside a text area?
Lecture 95 :
How to resize browser window using Selenium WebDriver?
Lecture 96 :
How to scroll web page up and down using Selenium WebDriver?
Lecture 97 :
How to perform right click (Context Click) action in Selenium WebDriver?
Lecture 98 :
How to perform double click action in Selenium WebDriver?
Lecture 99 :
How to perform drag and drop action in Selenium WebDriver?
Lecture 100 :
How to highlight elements using Selenium WebDriver?

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