Selenium WebDriver with Java -Basics to Advanced+Frameworks

Learn how Selenium uses chromedriver.exe as a middleman to invoke the Chrome browser, and compare manually providing the ChromeDriver path with Selenium Manager's automatic download.

Master core java basics essential for selenium automation, covering variables, data types, arrays, loops, conditions, strings, and functions, plus collections like arraylist and method declarations with static usage.

Explore how Java variables and data types function, including int, float, double, char, string, and boolean, with declarations in main and printing via System.out.println.

Learn how arrays in Java store multiple values in one variable, declare and initialize with or without memory allocation, access by index, and use for loops to print all elements.

Learn to use a for loop to iterate over arrays of strings and integers in Java, print each element, and manage array length with arr.length using zero-based indexing.

Explore enhanced for loop declaration in Java to iterate over arrays, print values, and apply if conditions inside loops to filter multiples of two, using break to stop early.

Explore what an ArrayList is and why it replaces fixed-size arrays for dynamic data. Import java.util, declare ArrayList<String>, and use add, remove, and get to manage values.

Learn to create and access Java class methods, including public methods with void or string return types, and call them using objects or as class-level static methods.

Learn how locators identify HTML elements in Selenium WebDriver and enable end-to-end automation by performing actions like clicking and typing, using id, XPath, CSS, and more.

Learn how to handle synchronization in Selenium WebDriver using implicit wait to prevent element not displayed errors, and validate selectors with browser plugins like SelectorHub or CSS console queries.

Explore using link text and XPath locators in Selenium WebDriver with Java, compare XPath and CSS syntax, and learn validation, element interaction, and robust locator strategies.

Learn to build customized xpath and css selectors from html attributes to reliably locate input fields, using unique attributes first and indexing as a fallback in Selenium WebDriver with Java.

Master handling element click intercepted during view transitions in single-page apps by adding a brief wait, and using CSS and XPath with regular expressions to locate dynamic elements.

Learn to remove hard-coded passwords by parsing on-page text with Java methods and extracting the dynamic password from the forgot your password flow, using string splitting with the driver.

Run cross-browser Selenium WebDriver tests using the same driver code across Firefox and Edge. Inspect elements in Edge and Firefox with dev tools and Selectors Hub to validate locators.

Learn how to traverse from a child to its parent and back to descendants in XPath using slash parent colon colon tag name, including grandparent traversal and CSS limitations.

Master automating browser navigations and window properties with Selenium WebDriver, using maximize mode, the get method and navigate.to, and back and forward navigation with implicit and explicit waits.

Learn how the new Selenium version introduces Selenium Manager (beta), making Chrome driver setup optional by auto-detecting and downloading compatible drivers, with guidance on when to enable or disable it.

Master dynamic dropdown handling in Selenium WebDriver, where options load after selecting a city. Use customized XPath and explicit indexing to select the correct option when multiple matches appear.

Use the parent-child XPath technique in Selenium WebDriver with Java to uniquely identify dynamic dropdown options by scoping with a parent XPath and a child XPath.

Learn to handle auto suggestive dropdowns with Selenium by typing a keyword, gathering dynamic options with a generic CSS selector, and clicking the matching India option.

Learn to handle checkboxes in Selenium with Java, verify selection using isSelected, and count checkboxes with findElements for robust locators on real-time pages.

Learn to validate Selenium results using TestNG assertions like assert true, assert false, and assert equals, integrating the TestNG jar into your project for automatic test failure on mismatches.

Learn how to verify if UI elements are enabled or disabled in Selenium with Java by inspecting the style attribute, using getDomAttribute to detect opacity changes.

Learn to write flexible Selenium code that adds specific items to a cart by dynamically locating product blocks, extracting the cucumber index, and clicking the corresponding add to cart button.

Learn to locate multiple product elements with Selenium's findElements, extract names, and click add to cart when a product matches a predefined string array, using break to optimize.

Learn how to parse product text in Java for Selenium tests by splitting on hyphen, trimming spaces, and validating against an items list, while debugging with breakpoints to understand flow.

Automate a shopping cart scenario with Selenium WebDriver for Java, refactor into reusable methods, and apply implicit and explicit waits to ensure cart, checkout, and promo code flow.

Learn fluent wait as an explicit wait with polling intervals that checks for elements at regular times until timeout, comparing it to WebDriver wait with a practical e-commerce example.

Learn how to implement fluent wait in Selenium with Java, configure timeouts and polling, and use a dynamic loading example to contrast fluent wait with WebDriver wait.

Master Selenium WebDriver’s actions class to automate mouse and keyboard gestures, including mouse over, right-click, double-click, and drag and drop, using build and perform in composite actions.

Master switching between parent and child windows in Selenium with Java using get window handles and iterators to capture an email from the child window and input it in parent.

Switch to frames in Selenium using web elements, CSS selectors, or index. Perform drag-and-drop inside frames with the Actions class, then switch to defaultContent.