Welcome to this brand new course Java OOPS Concepts In Selenium Automation Framework on Udemy. In this course you will not only learn all the basic OOPS concepts in Java but also learn how to implement each concept into an Automation Framework in real time.
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Free Online Quiz to test what you have learnt
Most Frequently Asked Interview Questions on Java OOPS
Free access to the complete code repository
Why this course is important for you?
Object Oriented Programming is the building block for learning any programming language
OOPS concepts are the most important features of any Automation Framework
Any automation framework cannot be complete without implementing OOPS
OOPS concepts are the most frequently asked topics in any Automation Testing Interviews
You should attend this course if you want to:
Learn how to setup a Selenium Automation Framework in Java from scratch
Learn different OOPS concepts in Java
Learn what are the basic requirements for building an Automation Framework
Learn how to design an effective framework from scratch
Learn how to implement all Java OOPSconcepts in Selenium Automation Framework
Learn the best practices while building an Automation Framework
Learn how to implement Page Object Model with Selenium Automation Framework
What's different about this course?
Most of the courses will teach you what are the different OOPS concepts in Java but none of them will show you how to implement these concepts in your Automation Framework.
I've designed this course specifically for people who want to start from scratch and learn how to build an Automation Framework by implementing all Java OOPS concepts which will make their framework more reusable, efficient and maintainable.
What will you need to get started in this course?
Although not mandatory, if you have basic knowledge of Selenium and Java then it should be enough to get you started in this course.
Course Highlights:
Java Setup
Maven Setup
Selenium Setup
Java OOPS Concepts
Inheritance with Base Class
Abstraction with Page Object Model
Encapsulation with Java Class
Method Overloading and Method Overriding
