Seleniumw with C#- A Demo Lab
Requirements
- testing and knowledge of c# language
Description
C# is a famous object oriented programming language. It has a syntax similar to that of java. And it is one of the languages from the visual studio pack.
Selenium is a popular open source solution to drive the browser.
it works on all browsers
selenium with java is ver popular, and so is selenium implementation with python
recently selenium implementation with c# is also on a significant rise
in this hands on session we learn how to get start with selenium using csharp as a language
webdriver is a nuget package in c# context and is required when we make a project of it
selenium allows us to drive any browser library whether chrome, firefox , ie, edge, safari , headless
the three important libraries of selenium webdriver, webelement and locator have similar functions across any language.
we first create a webdriver object for the brower which we want to invoke for driving the test on
and then use the locator class to find the object which is the web element object.
once the webelement object is identified we use the functions available with the webelement class
to perform the operation on the object
the selenium with c# hands on session allows you to get started on selenium using c# as a programming language
Who this course is for:
- testers
Instructor
Agile Testing Alliance is a non-profit testing community and certification organization, created to grow agile testing awareness, practices and acceptance. We are a global alliance of visionary industry leaders, prominent authors, leading educational institutions and testing evangelists who are passionate in proliferation of agile in testing. There is a huge need of agile testing talent and ATA is a step towards filling that void. Our mission is to create a learning road-map specifically in agile testing space. We understand that learning never stops and that testing community needs recognition in this quest for knowledge. Hence we have mapped the journey with milestones that can be evaluated, certified and thus recognized.