ZeroToHero Cucumber BDD Basics + Advanced +Framework design

Explore behavior driven development (bdd) as a plain-english testing approach that bridges the gap between technical and non-technical teams through given-when-then scenarios and login scenarios.

Learn how cucumber supports behavior driven development with Gherkin language, feature and step definition files, and a runner, using Java with TestNG or JUnit to automate scenarios.

Discover how Maven streamlines end-to-end automation tasks and Selenium integration by managing dependencies, downloading jars via pom.xml, and integrating with Eclipse and Jenkins for easy build, test, and deploy.

Explore the Java main method as the entry point and its signature public static void main(String[] args). Write a first Java program to print hello world in Eclipse.

Explore how static variables use the static keyword to share data across all objects, accessed via the class name, with memory management favoring static over instance variables.

Explore Java data types, covering primitive types (byte, short, int, long, float, double, boolean, char) and non primitive types (string, array, object), their ranges and defaults.

Explore what an operator is in Java and learn the different types, including arithmetic, assignment, relational, and logical operators, with examples on primitive and non-primitive data types.

Demonstrates arithmetic operators in Java, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and modulus, through an Eclipse‑based coding demo that prints results.

Explore relational operators in Java by comparing two variables using less than, less than or equal, greater than, greater than or equal, equals, and not equals, with true/false results.

Learn how to combine multiple conditions with logical operators, using and or in Java. See practical examples in Eclipse with numbers to understand true and false outcomes.

Explore the concept of control statements in Java, learn how conditions decide execution flow, and distinguish selection statements (if, if else, switch case) from iterative loops (for, while).

Learn how the if else control statement in Java evaluates a condition and selects the if or else block, illustrated by an age-based voting example and simple code output.

Learn how if else if extends if else to handle multiple conditions, using a Java grading example (A, B, C) to show conditional flow and stepwise evaluation.

Explore switch case in java as a cleaner alternative to long if-else chains, using a single value, break to exit, and a default case with month number examples.

Explore how Java constructors initialize instance variables and set up new objects, contrast default constructors provided by the compiler with explicit parameter constructors, and show their impact on object state.

Explore the four Java access modifiers—public, private, protected, and default—and learn how they define the visibility of classes, fields, methods, and constructors across packages and via inheritance, with practical examples.

Learn to identify web page elements with Selenium WebDriver locators, including id, name, link text, partial link text, tag name, class name, XPath, and CSS selector.

Learn how to locate elements with XPath by using the preceding sibling to reach inputs, and apply the and or operators with multiple attributes for dynamic locators.

Learn how to craft robust css selectors with tag name, id, and class, use multiple attributes, and apply contains, starts with, and ends with patterns in Selenium.

Learn how to handle drop down fields with selenium by selecting options by index, by value, or by visible text, and retrieve the selected option.

Learn how the when keyword in Gherkin defines a scenario step, how to chain steps with the end keyword, and place steps after the given precondition using a login example.

Create a cucumber feature file for the orange app with a background login using admin/admin 123, then define scenarios for the live page search button and logout link.

Create a cucumber runner class to execute real-time scenarios from a feature file, configure cucumber options with features and glue, and generate an HTML report while handling implicit waits across browsers.

Learn how to create a cucumber runner class in Java to run features. Understand attributes like feature, glue, monochrome, dry run, and plugin, and ending the class name with test.