There is a problem in using the locators mentioned in earlier articles, which is that many site will not have the locator you were planning to use and some site use alphanumeric as the locator value, these alphanumeric are dynamic and changes every few intervals this will make useless for a long run

Before diving into the concept it is good to know few sites we will be using for testing or practicing our selenium codes. With below mentioned sites we can able to perform all our concept and scenario, giving us the grasps on the challenges when writing automation code. The site are 1. https://php

In the Terminal we can see the title of Facebook is being printed as the current page of Web Browser is www.facebook.com.ee the similar window as given below, Click the File --> Open Folder or Ctrl+K Ctrl+O. Then Navigate to the desired directory where you wish to keep you code and hit Enter. C

The following requirements are need for practicing selenium test cases and running automated codes, I. System : Windows 10 II. Python : Version 3.x III. Web browser : Firefox or Chrome (Developer Edition) IV. Driver : Selenium WebDriver V. IDE : VS code In this tutorial we will be using Windows 1

Selenium locators help us to find the web element on which we wish to perform any operation. These web elements could be anything from textbox, button to even hardcoded string that we are found in almost all the sites on the internet. Since all the web pages are constructed based on DOM so web ele

In is section we will see how to run selenium on 3 major browsers (i.e, Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome). In order to run your code on different browsers, all you have to do is creating an appropriate instance for each browsers and access the selenium methods using them. Appropriate driver

1. A simple student laptop will do the trick, and no high end CPU is needed for practicing Selenium. 2. Download and Install Python on to your system. Visit https://www.python.org/ and download the latest Python installer. 3. Download Firefox Nightly from https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/fire