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Selenium WebDriver with C# for Beginners + Live Testing Site
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80,452 students

Selenium WebDriver with C# for Beginners + Live Testing Site

Selenium is the most popular tool to test websites! Join me and thousands of students to learn Selenium Webdriver!
Created byTod Vachev
Last updated 9/2020
English
English

What you'll learn

  • Work with ID, Name, CSSPath and XPath selectors
  • Work with Input boxes, Check boxes, Radio buttons, Alert boxes and more

Course content

4 sections • 17 lectures • 1h 26m total length
  • Introduction to the course and an answer to "Why C#?"4:22
  • Installing Visual Studio3:16
  • Getting Started - Setup your environment6:03

Requirements

  • Installed Visual Studio
  • Have Basic Coding Knowledge - Variables, Simple If statements, Simple For loops
  • Basic Knowledge in C# (Not a necessity, but it will help you!)

Description

Selenium is a free automation testing tool for web applications. It is able to work with different browsers like Chrome, Firefox, IE, Opera and simulate human like behavior. Selenium is able to interact with all the different elements in a webpage. It can click on them, input text, extract text and much more. By covering all the different functionalities on your website with Selenium tests, you will be able to quickly catch new and reappearing old bugs. This will save your team time and money.

Specially for you, I have prepared a website where you can play around and practice your skills.

The website has special elements designed specificly for the course and for you to be able to easily work with them and learn.

In this course we will focus on Graphic User Interface and Functionality Testing and we will learn how to work with the various selectors that Selenium offers us to use like:

  • Name selector
  • ID Selector
  • Class Name selector
  • CSS Path selector
  • X Path selector

After that we will learn how to work with some special elements like:

  • Input text boxes
  • Check boxes
  • Radio buttons
  • Drop down menus
  • JavaScript Alert boxes

We will also have a few theory lectures in which I will explain when you should use either of these selectors, how to inspect elements and what is an Automation Testing Framework and why do we need to learn how to create one.

Who this course is for:

  • Manual Testers
  • QA Interns
  • QA Professionals with no Selenium experience
  • Freelancers that want to make bugfree websites