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    (Part 2) Java 4 Selenium WebDriver: Come Learn How To Program For Automation Testing
    (Part 2) Java 4 Selenium WebDriver: Come Learn How To Program For Automation Testing
    (Part 2) Java 4 Selenium WebDriver: Come Learn How To Program For Automation Testing
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    (Part 2) Java 4 Selenium WebDriver: Come Learn How To Program For Automation Testing

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    If You Are Ready To Master Selenium WebDriver Using Java Then You Must Read This Book
    This is by far the best Java book specifically for Selenium WebDriver
    Note: Book available on your tablet, phone, PDF, PC, Mac, and paperback (Black/White & Color). You will find details of downloading the PDF document inside the book.

    Did You Know That Java Is The Most Popular Language In Programming And If You Learn It, You Will Have A Headstart With Selenium WebDriver?

    Do you wonder – how much programming is required for an automation project? The truth is "testers only require a portion of programming" to be effective on a project. Part 2 – Java 4 Selenium WebDriver provides the core set of Java that is needed for an automation project in a step-by-step approach. Necessary Java concepts are explained in a very simple, insightful, and easy to understand manner through straightforward definitions and examples.

    Don't Miss Out! You Need To Read This Book So You Can Learn:

    • Classes, Objects, and Methods
    • Arrays and Strings
    • Inheritance
    • Encapsulation
    • Polymorphism
    • Errors, Exceptions, and Debugging
    • How To Utilize Java's Input / Output System

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRex Jones II, CSTE, TMap
    Release dateApr 2, 2016
    ISBN9781524281021
    (Part 2) Java 4 Selenium WebDriver: Come Learn How To Program For Automation Testing
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    Rex Jones

    Rex Allen Jones II is a QA/Software Tester with a passion for sharing knowledge about testing software. He has been watching webinars, attending seminars, and testing applications since February 2005. Mr. Jones graduated from DeVry University in June 1999 with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Computer Information Systems (CIS).  Currently, Rex is a Consultant and former Board of Director for User Group: Dallas / Fort Worth Mercury User Group (DFWMUG) and member of User Group:  Dallas / Fort Worth Quality Assurance Association (DFWQAA). In addition to his User Group memberships, he is a Certified Software Tester Engineer (CSTE) and has a Test Management Approach (TMap) certification. Mr. Jones’ advice for people interested in Functional Automation Testing is to learn the programming language. This advice led him to write two books “(Part 1 & Part 2) You Must Learn VBScript for QTP/UFT” geared towards VBScript which is the programming language for Unified Functional Testing (UFT) formerly known as Quick Test Professional (QTP). In addition, one book “Part 1 – Java 4 Selenium WebDriver” and an upcoming book “Part 2 – Java 4 Selenium WebDriver” geared toward Java which is one of the programming languages for Selenium.

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      (Part 2) Java 4 Selenium WebDriver - Rex Jones

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      Mr. Jones plans to have free step-by-step demonstration webinars, videos, and live trainings walking people through concepts of Selenium and QTP/UFT from A - Z. The material will teach/train individuals the fundamentals of the programming language, fundamentals of Selenium and QTP/UFT, and important concepts of Selenium and QTP/UFT. All of the webinars, videos, and live training will be directed toward beginners as well as mid-level automation engineers.

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      Email Address: Rex.Jones@Test4Success.org

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      Table of Contents

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      Table of Contents

      Preface

      About the Author

      Copyright, Legal Notice, and Disclaimer

      Acknowledgements

      Chapter 1 Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming

      Classes, Objects, and Methods

      Arrays and Strings

      Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

      Packages

      Interfaces

      Errors, Exceptions, and Debugging

      Utilizing Input and Output

      Chapter 2 Classes, Objects, and Methods

      Classes

      Objects

      Methods

      This Keyword

      Annotations

      Static Keyword

      Chapter 3 Arrays and Strings

      Single-Dimensional Arrays

      Multi-Dimensional Arrays

      For-Each Loop

      Strings

      Chapter 4 Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

      Inheritance

      Encapsulation

      Polymorphism

      Keyword Final

      Chapter 5 Packages

      Create A Package

      Import A Package

      Java Class Library

      Chapter 6 Interfaces

      Interface Implementation

      Interface Variables

      Multiple Inheritance

      Default Interface Method

      Chapter 7 Errors, Exceptions, and Debugging

      Error Types

      Throwable Exception Parent Class

      Java’s Built-In Exceptions

      Common Exceptions

      Principles of Handling Exceptions

      Try / Catch Block

      Finally Block

      Catch A Throwable Exception

      Methods Defined By Throwable

      Throw vs Throws

      Debugging

      Chapter 8 Utilizing Input and Output

      Streams

      File Input/Output

      Conclusion

      Resources

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      Preface

      According to TIOBE, Java is the most popular programming language within the programming community. Therefore Java is a great language to learn in the world of automating applications. A core set of Java is necessary to be effective on automation projects. Part 2 – Java 4 Selenium WebDriver provides a core set of Java plus concepts involving inheritance, packages, and much more.

      Target Audience

      The target audience is programmers with knowledge of variables, data types, operators, branches, and loops. It is recommended to read Part 1 – Java 4 Selenium WebDriver, if an individual needs to gain a foundation in Java.

      Purpose

      The purpose of this book is to not overwhelm you with hundreds and hundreds of pages (known as information overload) regarding Java. However it will provide valuable information that is concise with straightforward definitions, examples, and figures. After reading Part 2 – Java 4 Selenium WebDriver, a thorough understanding of Java and object-oriented programming will be in your possession.

      About the Author

      Rex Allen Jones II is a QA/Software Tester with a passion for sharing knowledge about testing software. He has been watching webinars, attending seminars, and testing applications since February 2005. Mr. Jones graduated from DeVry University in June 1999 with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Computer Information Systems (CIS).

      Currently, Rex is a Sr. Consultant and former Board of Director for User Group: Dallas / Fort Worth Mercury User Group (DFWMUG) and member of User Group:  Dallas / Fort Worth Quality Assurance Association (DFWQAA). In addition to his User Group memberships, he is a Certified Software Tester Engineer (CSTE) and has a Test Management Approach (TMap) certification.

      Mr. Jones’ advice for people interested in Functional Automation Testing is to learn the programming language. This advice led him to write 4 programming books (Part 1 & Part 2) You Must Learn VBScript for QTP/UFT and (Part 1 & Part 2) Java 4 Selenium WebDriver. VBScript is the programming language for Unified Functional Testing (UFT) formerly known as Quick Test Professional (QTP) and Java is one of the programming languages for Selenium WebDriver.

      Copyright, Legal Notice, and Disclaimer

      This publication is protected under the US Copyright Act of 1976. All rights are reserved including resale rights which applies to international, federal, state, and local laws. The purchaser is not allowed to share or sell this book to anyone.

      Please note that much of this publication is based on personal experience and anecdotal evidence. The author has made every reasonable attempt to produce accurate content in this book. He assumes no responsibility for unknown errors or omissions. Therefore, the purchaser should use this information as he/she sees fit.

      Any trademarks, service marks, product names or named features are assumed to be the property of their respective owners and used only for reference.

      Copyright © 2016 Test 4 Success, LLC. All rights reserved worldwide.

      ISBN: 9781524281021

      Acknowledgements

      I would like to express my gratitude to my wife Tiffany, children Olivia Rexe’ and Rex III, editor Samantha Mann, family, friends, and the many people who provided encouragement. Writing this book took time and your support helped pushed this book forward.

      Thank You,

      Rex Allen Jones II

      Chapter 1

      Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming

      Structured programming is the programming paradigm prior to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). The former paradigm is powerful but has limitations regarding large complex projects. As a result, Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) was developed to overcome limitations of structured programming. The effective concepts of structured programming plus new concepts birthed Object-Oriented Programming (OOP).

      Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is an approach centered on objects. As a result, creating objects is one of the most essential principles in OOP. All objects have two characteristics: state and behavior. State identifies the object and behavior represents the actions of the object.

      Chapter 1 underlines Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) by providing an overview of this book "Part 2 – Java 4 Selenium WebDriver": 

      ✓  Classes, Objects, and Methods

      ✓  Arrays and Strings

      ✓  Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

      ✓  Packages

      ✓  Interfaces

      ✓  Errors, Exceptions, and Debugging

      ✓  Utilizing Input and Output

      Classes, Objects, and Methods

      Java is an object-oriented programming (OOP) language containing classes, objects, and methods (see Classes, Objects, and Methods in Chapter 2). A class is a blueprint for creating an object and a method execute a job for the object. Classes include data and code that operate on the data. Objects serve as the foundation for OOP while methods perform actions. A method’s responsibility is to instruct the program what action to perform and how to perform the action.

      Arrays and Strings

      In Java, arrays and strings are objects (see Arrays and Strings in Chapter 3). An array is a group of related variables with the same data type, same name, and fixed number of values. All items in the array are accessed by an index which starts at zero. On the other hand, a string is a group of unchangeable characters. Many methods are available for strings that facilitate an operation on the object.

      Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

      Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is comprised of three concepts: inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism. Inheritance is a hierarchical concept which allows code and objects to be reused (see Inheritance in Chapter 4). Each class allows other classes to inherit its code. As a result, the relationship between the classes are superclass and subclass. Superclass is the parent class and

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