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Hi, I'm Jay McGavren and

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I'm here to show you
even more about testing

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your web apps with Selenium WebDriver.

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Being able to manually run
Selenium WebDriver scripts and

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observing their output
is useful sometimes.

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But as your development team keeps
adding new features, re-running and

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watching all those old tests isn't
going to be practical for long.

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For this reason,
many teams combine Selenium WebDriver with

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a testing framework so
that the test can be run automatically and

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any failures reported in
an easy to read format.

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In this course,
we'll show you how to do that.

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We'll also show you how to avoid your
test failing due to elements that

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aren't present on the page yet
and how to scroll the page or

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interact with elements like checkboxes and
radio buttons.

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We're assuming that particular versions of
Selenium WebDriver as well as drivers for

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your particular web browsers
are installed on your machine.

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See the teacher's notes and be sure you
follow the directions there exactly or

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you may run into trouble following along.

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Be sure to check the teacher's notes
if you encounter an error or two.

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The solution may be listed there.

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Ready?

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Let's get started.