Learn Automation Framework with Specflow, Selenium, C#, BDD

Learn the basics of C# console applications, including namespaces, the main method, and the using directive. See how Visual Studio creates templates and runs a hello world example across platforms.

Declare variables in C# using built-in data types like bool, byte, int, long, float, double, and decimal. Learn about type ranges, min/max properties, and f or m suffix rules.

Study operators in C#, including assignment, arithmetic, comparison operators, with examples of +, -, *, /, %, ==, !=, <, <=, >, >=, plus conditional, ternary, and null coalescing operator.

Learn how a class encapsulates data and behavior with fields and methods. Discover how constructors, the this keyword, and overloading and default constructors initialize objects and access members.

Explore C-sharp access modifiers—private, public, and protected—and how they define the scope of classes, interfaces, and members, including default private behavior and derived-class access.

Learn how access modifiers for types govern visibility across assemblies, focusing on public versus internal and the default internal setting, and across projects via references.

Learn how to write Gherkin feature files with SpecFlow in a C# project, define scenarios using given, when, then keywords, generate step definitions, and bind them to automate login tests.

Understand how context injection in specflow uses a dependency injection framework to instantiate and inject a user object via constructor parameters within a scenario.

Explore scenario context in SpecFlow, using context injection to access scenario information and tags, store values in a dictionary within a scenario, and utilize before and after scenario hooks.