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Selenium Webdriver • Selenium WebDriver is a browser automation structure that accepts commands and sends them to a browser. • It is implemented through a specific browser driver. Control the browser by communicating directly with it. • Selenium WebDriver is a collection of open source APIs that are used to automate the testing of a web application.
Selenium Webdriver • WebDriver is a tool to automate the testing of web applications and, in particular, to verify that they work as expected. • The goal is to provide a friendly API that is easy to explore and understand, easier to use than the Selenium-RC (1.0) API, which will help make your tests easier to read and maintain.
Selenium Webdriver • Selenium Grid is a tool used in conjunction with the Selenium RC to run tests on different machines in different browsers in parallel. • That is, running several tests at the same time on different machines running different browsers and operating systems. • Selenium WebDriver is a well-designed object-oriented API that supports many languages such as Java, C #, Python, etc.
Selenium Webdriver • The WebDriver interface is the starting point for all uses of the Selenium WebDriver API. • Instantiating the WebDriver interface is the first step in writing your Selenium test. • You create an instance of the WebDriver interface using a constructor for a specific web browser.
Selenium Webdriver • After creating an instance of the WebDriver interface, use this instance to invoke methods and access other interfaces used in the basic steps. • You do this by assigning the instance to a variable when creating it and using that variable to invoke methods.