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A4Q-Selenium-Tester-Foundation-Certification

The latest Selenium Testing Foundation Course is an instructor-led, hands-on course. It covers a discussion of automation to define test automation as the automatic execution of functional tests, designed at least in some ways to simulate a human being executing manual tests. The A4Q Selenium Tester Foundation certification training course is based on a practical for testing professionals who want to understand how to design, implement and maintain automated solutions using Selenium WebDriver.

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A4Q-Selenium-Tester-Foundation-Certification

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  1. A4Q Selenium Tester Foundation Certification This certification program equips aspiring software testers with the fundamental skills and knowledge required to effectively leverage Selenium WebDriver for web application testing. It covers essential topics like the Page Object Model, locating and handling web elements, and debugging techniques.

  2. Overview of Selenium WebDriver What is Selenium WebDriver? Key Features Use Cases Selenium WebDriver is a powerful open-source tool for automating web browser interactions, enabling comprehensive testing of web applications across multiple platforms and browsers. Cross-browser compatibility, scriptable API, support for multiple programming languages, and a large and active community of contributors and users. Regression testing, functional testing, compatibility testing, and more - Selenium WebDriver is a versatile tool for web application testing.

  3. Understanding the Page Object Model Page Objects 1 Page objects encapsulate the structure and behavior of individual web pages, providing a clean and maintainable interface for interacting with them. Test Cases 2 Test cases focus on the high-level functionality, using page objects to interact with the application, without worrying about the underlying implementation details. Benefits 3 Improved code reusability, maintainability, and scalability, as well as better readability and organization of test suites.

  4. Handling Web Elements in Selenium Locating Elements Element Interactions 1 2 Identify and interact with web elements using various locator strategies, such as ID, XPath, CSS Selectors, and more. Perform actions on web elements, including clicking, entering text, selecting dropdown options, and handling checkboxes and radio buttons. Dynamic Elements Element Visibility 3 4 Handle dynamic and changing web elements through techniques like relative locators and custom XPath expressions. Ensure that elements are visible and accessible before interacting with them, using various visibility checks and wait conditions.

  5. Working with Selenium Locators ID Locator XPath Locator Simple and reliable, but requires unique element IDs in the HTML. Powerful and flexible, but can become complex for complicated web pages. CSS Selector Relative Locators Faster and more concise than XPath, but can be less readable and maintainable. Locate elements in relation to other elements, useful for dynamic web pages.

  6. Implementing Waits and Timeouts Implicit Waits Global wait applied to all element interactions, useful for simple cases. Explicit Waits Targeted wait conditions for specific elements, more flexible and powerful. Fluent Waits Customizable wait conditions with polling intervals and timeout settings.

  7. Handling Browser Interactions Window and Tab Management Page Navigation Navigate to URLs, refresh pages, and go back and forth through the browser history. Switch between multiple browser windows and tabs, and perform actions on each. Scrolling and Scrollbars Handling Alerts and Popups Scroll the page, both vertically and horizontally, and interact with scrollbars. Interact with JavaScript alerts, confirmation dialogs, and other dynamic page elements.

  8. Performing Assertions and Validations Verifying Page Content Asserting Element States Comparing Actual vs. Expected Validate the presence, absence, and content of web elements on the page. Check the enabled/disabled state, selected state, and visibility of web elements. Assert that the actual behavior or output of the application matches the expected results.

  9. Debugging and Troubleshooting Techniques Logging and Reporting Screenshots and Video Recordings 1 2 Implement logging mechanisms to capture test execution details and debug information. Capture screenshots and videos of test runs to help identify and reproduce issues. Breakpoints and Step Debugging Error Handling and Exceptions 3 4 Use breakpoints and step-by-step execution to inspect variable values and understand test flow. Gracefully handle exceptions and errors that may occur during test execution.

  10. Preparing for the A4Q Selenium Tester Foundation Certification Understand the Exam Structure 1 Review the exam format, question types, and scoring criteria to plan your study approach. Comprehensive Review 2 Thoroughly review all the topics covered in the Selenium Tester Foundation Certification program. Practice, Practice, Practice 3 Solve sample questions and participate in mock exams to build your confidence and speed.

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