Explains Selenium WebDriver, its architecture, and how it interacts with web browsers to perform automation tasks. Introduces various browser drivers and their roles.
Guides students through writing their first Selenium scripts, demonstrating basic commands and syntax. Covers the setup of the testing environment and execution of simple test cases.
Discusses the concept of web elements (buttons, text fields, links, etc.) and how to interact with them using WebDriver. Introduces the concept of the DOM (Document Object Model).
Describes different types of locators (ID, Name, Class Name, Tag Name, Link Text, Partial Link Text, CSS Selector, XPath) and strategies for using them effectively to find elements on a web page.
Covers actions that can be performed in a browser such as navigation, back, forward, and refresh. Explains how to control browser behavior programmatically.
Demonstrates how to perform common actions on web elements, such as clicking buttons, typing into text fields, and selecting options from dropdown menus.
Explains how to interact with various form elements like input fields, checkboxes, radio buttons, and dropdowns. Covers form submission techniques.
Shows how to capture screenshots during test execution for debugging and reporting purposes. Discusses different scenarios where screenshots are useful.
Introduces the concept of waits to handle synchronization issues in web applications. Explains implicit, explicit, and fluent waits and their appropriate use cases.
Module 3: DSA in Python