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Selenium Automation Testing
1. Introduction to Software Testing
2. Introduction to Test Automation
3. Introduction to Selenium
4. Selenium Suite of Tools
5. Environment Setup
6. WebDriver Fundamentals
7. Web Element Location
8. Web Element Interactions
9. Advanced Element Interactions
10. Synchronization and Waits
11. Test Framework Integration
12. Design Patterns for Test Automation
13. Data-Driven Testing
14. Selenium Grid and Parallel Execution
15. Reporting and Logging
16. CI/CD Integration
17. Advanced Topics
18. Best Practices and Troubleshooting
3.
Introduction to Selenium
3.1.
What is Selenium
3.1.1.
Overview and Purpose
3.1.2.
Open Source Nature
3.1.3.
Web Application Testing Focus
3.2.
History and Evolution of Selenium
3.2.1.
Selenium Core
3.2.2.
Selenium RC
3.2.3.
Selenium WebDriver
3.2.4.
Selenium Grid
3.3.
Selenium Ecosystem
3.3.1.
Supported Browsers
3.3.2.
Supported Programming Languages
3.3.3.
Platform Compatibility
3.4.
Advantages of Selenium
3.4.1.
Cross-Browser Testing
3.4.2.
Multiple Language Support
3.4.3.
Large Community Support
3.4.4.
Integration Capabilities
3.5.
Limitations of Selenium
3.5.1.
Web Applications Only
3.5.2.
No Built-in Reporting
3.5.3.
Image Testing Limitations
3.5.4.
Captcha Handling Issues
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