Selenium C# with SpecFlow & Live Projects (Basic + Advance)

Learn c# data types and variables, including reference, value, pointer, and nullable types, and practice declaring, assigning, and printing values via console and debug windows in Visual Studio.

Explore c sharp basics by building a car class with color and brand properties and accelerate and brake methods, then instantiate and run via main.

Learn c sharp basics with strings, string as class and keyword, and string concatenation using the plus operator, while exploring basic operators and control flow like if else and loops.

Explore c sharp arithmetic operators, including binary plus, minus, multiply, divide, and modulus; learn int and double promotion, type casting, and why booleans cannot be combined with +.

Master C# comparison operators: equal to, not equal to, greater than, less than, greater than or equal to, less than or equal to, producing boolean results for if and while.

Master C# logical operators: and, or, not for combining boolean conditions, write simple if statements, and understand real-world checks like temperature and flu symptoms.

Master C# assignment operators, including simple assignment and compound forms like +=, -=, *=, /=, and %= to update variables for automation and basic programming.

Master C# increment and decrement operators in prefix and postfix forms, with x and y examples and console output, and review related operators such as bitwise, null coalescing, and ternary.

Learn C sharp naming conventions for readable code: camel casing for locals and parameters, Pascal case for public members, underscore prefixes for private fields, and interface names starting with I.

Explore C sharp control flow concepts, focusing on if else and else if with practical examples, while noting switch case and loops as related basics.

Switch case statements offer a more optimized, readable alternative to if-else for the same variable. Define cases for 0 to 4 with breaks and a default for others.

Explore C sharp basics of control flow with loops, including while, do while, for, and foreach. Learn how conditions and counters govern repeated execution.

Explore C# basics control flow with the do while loop, which executes its body at least once before evaluating the condition using a user input example.

Master the for loop in C# by understanding its syntax, starting at one to ten with i++, and how missing increment yields an infinite loop; compare with while and do-while.

Explore nesting of loops in c sharp, combining while, for, and do-while inside outer loops, analyze iterations and outputs, and practice dry runs to confirm 60 total iterations.

Discover how jump statements in C# control program flow by using break and continue within loops, with a quick contrast to return and goto concepts.

Explore c sharp basics of arrays, including 1d arrays and 2d/3d concepts, initialization with new, zero-based indexing, length, and printing elements using for and foreach loops.

Explore the syntax and usage of 3D arrays in C# by building a 3D array, filling it with random values, iterating over indices, and printing the results.

Learn how to define and call methods in C#, including return types, parameters, access modifiers, method body, and reuse code by structuring it into reusable methods.

Learn how return types shape a C# method's output, with int, string, and boolean, and apply return statements to pin validation and even-odd checks.

Explain call by value versus call by reference in C#, using the ref keyword to modify the original variable through a practical example.

Explore six C# variable types—local, instance (non-static), static (class), constant, read only, and parameter—focusing on scope, access, and how static and instance variables differ across objects.

Learn the differences between constant and read-only variables in C#, including immutability, compile-time initialization, and constructor-based updates, with practical examples of const, read-only, and parameter variables for method scopes.

Explore namespaces to organize code, prevent naming conflicts, and improve readability in a C# project. See how using brings in related classes, and note that access modifiers come next.

Explore C# access modifiers and how public, private, protected, and internal control visibility of classes, fields, and methods, with default and encapsulation concepts illustrated in Car and Vehicle examples.

Learn object oriented programming concepts with inheritance in c#: single level, hierarchical, multi-level, and why multiple inheritance is not allowed, using base and derived classes.

Explore constructors in C#, including default and parameterized forms, access modifiers, and initialization of objects. Learn constructor overloading, this keyword, and basic constructor chaining.

Learn about polymorphism in C# with overloading, a compile-time form of early binding and static binding using the same method name with different parameters, contrasted with late binding.

Master overriding as runtime polymorphism in C# where derived classes override base methods with the same signature, enabled by virtual, letting RBI and banks like Amex and Citi customize rates.

Explore overriding and covariant return types, clarifying when return types can differ in overriding, with polymorphic references, inheritance, and runtime polymorphism in WebDriver examples.

Explore abstract classes and interfaces in C# with abstract methods, non-abstract members, constructors, and overriding, while understanding why abstract types cannot be instantiated.

Compare interfaces with abstract classes in C#: interfaces enforce pure abstract methods and enable multiple inheritance, while naming conventions and limits like no constructors or instance fields apply to implementations.

Explore C# generic collections, especially lists, including add, count, indexing, and for/foreach iteration, and see how lists support automation tasks like Selenium element handling.

Create a hash set of int, add values, and see duplicates avoided with a unique count; sets are unordered, so use foreach to print items, useful for selenium window handling.

Explore dictionaries in C#: create and populate a key-value collection, retrieve by key, iterate using key-value pairs, and use contains key to check existence, with practical Excel row/column examples.

Master exception handling in C# using try, catch, finally, and throw; cover common exceptions like null reference and index out of range, plus automation screenshot on failure.

Explore how selenium is an open source web-based test automation framework, not a tool, with multi-language, multi-browser, and multi-platform support and license-free accessibility.

Explore the evolution of selenium from versions 1 to 4, covering architecture shifts, WebDriver integration, JSON wire protocol, and the move to fully W3C-compliant cross-browser testing.

Discover Selenium 4 updates, including the redesigned grid and WebDriver enhancements, plus Chrome dev protocol integration, and learn how the move to W3C and updated docs shape testing.

Explore the new Selenium IDE, install its browser extension, record tests, export to Java JUnit, and compare IDE playback with WebDriver programming for real projects.

Launch and validate multiple browsers with Selenium in a C# console app, using IWebDriver and Chrome driver, Firefox driver, and Edge driver, then navigate to Gmail.com and explore runtime polymorphism.

Automate the Gmail login window by locating web elements with by locators, using find element, and typing with send keys in C#, highlighting Selenium concepts.

Diagnose synchronization issues causing no such element exceptions and adopt implicit waits to handle elements loading in the DOM, ensuring cross-browser reliability.

Explore synchronization in Selenium C# by comparing implicit and explicit waits, diagnosing element not interactable errors, and using WebDriverWait with expected conditions to handle visibility and clickability.

Explore fluent wait, the default explicit wait in C#, and optimize element timing by configuring timeout, polling interval, and ignored exceptions to ensure reliable web element synchronization.

Learn to handle dropdowns in selenium c# by using the select element class for selecting by text, by value, or by index, and manage ajax-style dropdowns with find elements.

Learn to extract and print all page links by selecting anchor tags, count them, and narrow results to a specific section using XPath and web element methods in Selenium C#.

Learn how to handle browser alerts in Selenium C# with SpecFlow by switching to alerts, retrieving text, and accepting or dismissing prompts, including sending keys when needed.

Learn to interact with elements inside iframes by switching to the frame using its name or id, handle frames without id or name, and return to the main document.

Learn to handle tabs and popups in Selenium with window handles, switch to new windows, and perform actions across multiple browser windows.

Master handling web gestures with the Selenium actions API, including mouse over and move to element, and learn to chain actions for drag and drop and menu navigation.

Master dragging a slider with Selenium C# using the Actions API by dragging a web element to a horizontal x offset, keeping y offset zero, and validating the slide.

Master the actions API to resize a resizable element by dragging and dropping to offset along the x and y axes, using xpath to locate the element.

Learn to perform drag and drop with the actions class in Selenium C# by locating draggable and droppable elements and invoking dragAndDrop(source, target).perform().

Master the actions API to perform a right click on a web element using context click and perform. Learn to locate elements with XPath or partial XPath and execute action.

Learn XPath in depth for Selenium web automation, mastering relative and absolute XPath, contains and starts-with, handles dynamic IDs, and builds unique locators with parent-child and sibling relations.

Master relative, absolute, and partial XPath in Selenium C# with SpecFlow, using browser dev tools and copy XPath, and validate across Chrome, Firefox, and IE.

Explore css selectors as a locator alongside XPath. Master css techniques for id, class, attributes, contains, starts with, ends with, and child selectors including nth-child to automate complex elements.

Explore how the selectors hub plugin simplifies generating XPath and CSS selectors for selenium with C#, featuring automated code generation, debugger mode, and cross-browser use, while emphasizing core XPath/CSS skills.

Learn how to execute custom JavaScript in Selenium C# by using the execute_script method via IJavaScriptExecutor, calling exposed page functions, and highlighting elements to extend beyond standard WebDriver capabilities.

Capture screenshots with selenium in c#; save them with dynamic, timestamped filenames; implement utilities for full page and element screenshots and dynamic project paths.

Identify element presence before actions by implementing a boolean isElementPresent utility in Selenium C# that uses a flexible By parameter (XPath, id, CSS) with try-catch to return true or false.

Learn to control automated browser tests with Chrome options, including removing info bars, disabling push notifications, running headless, and ignoring certificate errors across Chrome, Edge, and Firefox.

Switch to new window and tab using selenium four to open different sites. Navigate between main, tab, and pop-up windows, and count open windows with window handles.

Learn how selenium four introduces relative locators such as above, below, right of, left of, and near to simplify locating elements with relative by. Note near locator bug in dotnet.

Learn to use Selenium 4's Chrome DevTools Protocol to handle SSL errors by enabling security and ignoring certificate errors via dev tools sessions, including setup and key commands.

Explore how to emulate and override geolocation using CDP features in selenium four, setting latitude, longitude, and accuracy to simulate a London location for a test URL.

Learn how to use the CDP device metrics override to emulate mobile devices by setting width, height, device scale factor, and the mobile flag with selenium c sharp.

Use the cdp feature to block the network and prevent image downloads during functional testing, by enabling the network and setting blocked urls, with optional cache disabling for accurate results.

Learn to bypass basic authentication in selenium c# using cdp features by injecting encoded http headers or credentials, enabling seamless access in tests with specflow and live projects.

Learn to integrate OpenAI with Selenium in C#, using the Gemini API and ChatGPT to generate runtime XPath asynchronously, fetch raw XPath, and automate clicks.