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5 Step by Step Instructions To Run First Basic Selenium Program

The document provides instructions for running a basic Selenium program and discusses related concepts. It includes 5 steps to set up a Maven project with Selenium dependencies and run a test invoking a browser. It then asks what interview questions could be expected from the covered concepts and provides answers on interfaces in Java, the WebDriver interface, creating WebDriver objects, and different locator strategies in Selenium like ID, XPath, and CSS selector.

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5 Step by Step Instructions To Run First Basic Selenium Program

The document provides instructions for running a basic Selenium program and discusses related concepts. It includes 5 steps to set up a Maven project with Selenium dependencies and run a test invoking a browser. It then asks what interview questions could be expected from the covered concepts and provides answers on interfaces in Java, the WebDriver interface, creating WebDriver objects, and different locator strategies in Selenium like ID, XPath, and CSS selector.

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5 Step by Step Instructions to run first basic Selenium Program

1. Install Java and Set Java Home Path in System variables


2. Install Eclipse and Create new Maven Project with Selenium
Dependencies
3. Understand creation of WebDriver object and its related classes
4. Run the First Selenium WebDriver Program with Browser
Invocation
5. Different ways of setting Browser Driver executable files.

What can Kind of Interview Questions I can expect from above


Concepts?

1. What is Interface in Java?


An interface is a group of related methods with empty bodies.
Its class responsibility to implement the methods declared in the
Interface
When class agreed to implement the interface, they must need to
provide implementation/bodies to all the defined methods in Interface

In simple terms, Interface enforces the Contract to class to follow.

2. WebDriver is an Interface which provides Set of Browser


Automation methods with empty bodies (Abstract methods)

Classes like ChromeDriver, FirefoxDriver, MicrosoftEdgeDriver ,


SafariDriver etc implement the WebDriver Interface
and provide their own implementation to the WebDriver methods

3. We need to create the object of the class to access the methods


present in the class.

ChromeDriver driver = new ChromeDriver ();


driver object here has access to all the methods of Chrome driver

WebDriver driver = new ChromeDriver ();


driver object here has access to the methods of Chrome driver which are
defined in web Driver Interface

Selenium Web Driver Locators


 As part of Automation, Selenium Performs actions (such as click, typing) on
the Page HTML Elements.
 The Locators are the way to identify an HTML element on a web page.
Selenium WebDriver uses any of the below locators to identify the element
on the page and performs the Action

ID
Xpath
CSS Selector
name
Class Name
Tag Name
Link Text
Partial Link Text

<input type="text" placeholder="Username" id= “inputUsername” value=" ">

Input -> tag name


Red-> attribute
Green-> attribute associated value.

Css Selector-

 Class name -> tagname.classname -> Button.signInBtn -> .error

 Id -> tagname#id -> input#inputUsername


 Tagname[attribute=’value’]

<input type="text" placeholder="Username” value=" ">

Input [placeholder=’ Username’]

 //Tagname[@attribute=’value’]:nth-child(index). - Child items


 Parenttagname childtagname
 input[type*='pass'] – CSS
 tagname

Xpath –

 //Tagname[@attribute=’value’]
//input[@placeholder=’ Username’’]

<input type="text" placeholder="Name">


//input[@placeholder=’ Name’]

 //Tagname[@attribute=’value’][index]
 //parentTagname/childTagname
 //button[contains(@class,'submit')]. – Regular expression
 //tagname
 //header/div/button[1]/following-sibling::button[1]
 //header/div/button[1]/parent::div

Interview Question -
Core Java Basics needed to Get started with Automation –

 Variables & Data types in Java


 Working with Arrays
 Loops & Conditions
 Strings and its functions
 Importance of Array Lists
 Array list operations and conversion of Array to List
 Declaring Methods
 Accessing Methods in class & Static keyword

Note: Rest all topics are present in the last 2 sections of this course.

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