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Java for Testers, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.58, with 70 lectures, 8 quizzes, based on 1062 reviews, and has 4984 subscribers.

You will learn about We will start from scratch, prepare environment, install Java JDK and IDEs Learn basic things, data types, create the first project Then we will move to learn methods, classes, functions We will also spend time learning principles of Object-Oriented Programming, And we will end with test frameworks This course is ideal for individuals who are I designed this course for testers that are tired of manually testing things. or Testers that see, that its getting harder and harder to find a manual only job or Testers that want to increase their income, by learning how to automate tests or This is a java course, but it’s tailored for the test automation with java It is particularly useful for I designed this course for testers that are tired of manually testing things. or Testers that see, that its getting harder and harder to find a manual only job or Testers that want to increase their income, by learning how to automate tests or This is a java course, but it’s tailored for the test automation with java.

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Summary

Title: Java for Testers

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.58

Number of Lectures: 70

Number of Quizzes: 8

Number of Published Lectures: 69

Number of Published Quizzes: 8

Number of Curriculum Items: 78

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 77

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • We will start from scratch, prepare environment, install Java JDK and IDEs
  • Learn basic things, data types, create the first project
  • Then we will move to learn methods, classes, functions
  • We will also spend time learning principles of Object-Oriented Programming,
  • And we will end with test frameworks
  • Who Should Attend

  • I designed this course for testers that are tired of manually testing things.
  • Testers that see, that its getting harder and harder to find a manual only job
  • Testers that want to increase their income, by learning how to automate tests
  • This is a java course, but it’s tailored for the test automation with java
  • Target Audiences

  • I designed this course for testers that are tired of manually testing things.
  • Testers that see, that its getting harder and harder to find a manual only job
  • Testers that want to increase their income, by learning how to automate tests
  • This is a java course, but it’s tailored for the test automation with java
  • Learn Java and start automating tests tomorrow

    Java for testers course is specifically designed for manual testers that want to move into test automation.

    All topics were carefully selected to match the needs of test automation engineers. Every step is explained in detail from the Java and IDE set up to running your first Java method.

    No prior programming experience is required.This course is specifically designed for complete beginners.

    More and more Software QA positions require some test automation, and in many cases, Selenium WebDriver experience. According to many recent surveys, Java is the most popular programming language used in test automation.

    That’s why, if you want to move from manual to automated testing, Java is a great choice of a programming language, as it will give you a lot of options on the job market.

    Benefits of this course:

  • Unlike other java courses you can find online, this course is specifically designed for testers who want to move from manual testing to test automation.

  • This course contains all the useful info you need, to learn how to automate tests with Java.

  • Includes an overview of testing frameworks

  • We would not waste time on things, that test automation engineers don’t use at all

  • List of Major Components:

  • We will start from scratch, like preparations, installing java and IDEs

  • Learning basic things, data types, creating the first project

  • Then we will move to learn methods, classes, functions

  • We will also spend time learning principles of Object-Oriented Programming

  • And we will end with test frameworks

  • Ideal Student Description:

  • I designed this course for testers that are tired of manually testing things.

  • Testers that see, that it’s getting harder and harder to find a manual only job

  • Testers that want to increase their income, by learning how to automate tests

  • This is a java course, but it’s tailored for the test automation with java

  • At the end of this course, students will know all the basics of Java, how methods and classes work. How to write more complex code and know a few Java test frameworks.

    And most importantly, be able to receive a promotion at the current job, or get a new job that requires selenium or other test automation experience.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction | Java for Testers

    Lecture 1: What we need to know

    Lecture 2: Helpful tips before we start

    Lecture 3: Plan for this course

    Lecture 4: Code from the lectures

    Chapter 2: Environment preparation | Java for Testers

    Lecture 1: Installing Java Development Kit

    Lecture 2: Installing Java IDE

    Chapter 3: Hello World project | Java for Testers

    Lecture 1: Creating first java project

    Lecture 2: Java Class

    Lecture 3: Java main method

    Lecture 4: Running java application

    Chapter 4: Data Types | Java for Testers

    Lecture 1: Variables

    Lecture 2: Data types in Java

    Lecture 3: Primitive Data Types

    Lecture 4: Data Types Casting

    Lecture 5: Non-Primitive Data Types

    Lecture 6: String

    Lecture 7: Arrays

    Chapter 5: Java Basics | Java for Testers

    Lecture 1: Java Operators

    Lecture 2: Java If Else

    Lecture 3: Java Switch Statements

    Lecture 4: Homework

    Lecture 5: Homework 2

    Lecture 6: Java For Loop

    Lecture 7: Java While Loop

    Lecture 8: Java Break and Continue

    Lecture 9: Java Try Catch

    Lecture 10: Homework 3

    Lecture 11: Homework 4

    Chapter 6: Java Methods | Java for Testers

    Lecture 1: Java Methods

    Lecture 2: Method parameters

    Lecture 3: Method Overloading

    Lecture 4: Method Return Type

    Lecture 5: Homework 5

    Chapter 7: Object-Oriented Programming | Java for Testers

    Lecture 1: Java OOP

    Lecture 2: Classes and Objects

    Lecture 3: Classes and Objects Examples

    Lecture 4: Java Constructors

    Lecture 5: Access Modifiers

    Lecture 6: Homework 6

    Lecture 7: Static keyword

    Lecture 8: Four Pillars of OOP

    Lecture 9: Encapsulation

    Lecture 10: Abstraction

    Lecture 11: Inheritance

    Lecture 12: Polymorphism

    Lecture 13: Overriding

    Lecture 14: Super Keyword

    Lecture 15: Interface

    Lecture 16: Homework 7

    Chapter 8: More Java Features | Java for Testers

    Lecture 1: Java Date and Time

    Lecture 2: ArrayList

    Lecture 3: Java HashMap

    Lecture 4: Java Iterator

    Lecture 5: ArrayList of maps

    Lecture 6: Homework 8

    Chapter 9: Work with files | Java for Testers

    Lecture 1: Java File Object

    Lecture 2: Creating a file

    Lecture 3: Writing to file

    Lecture 4: Reading a file

    Lecture 5: Deleting a file

    Chapter 10: Test Frameworks | Java for Testers

    Lecture 1: Java Test Frameworks

    Lecture 2: TestNG vs jUnit

    Lecture 3: Maven project setup for jUnit

    Lecture 4: First jUnit tests

    Lecture 5: BeforeEach annotation

    Lecture 6: Parameterized Tests

    Lecture 7: Skipping Tests

    Lecture 8: Debugging Tests

    Lecture 9: Bonus Lecture: Discount coupons

    Instructors

  • Java for Testers  No.2
    Dmitry Shyshkin
    Become a test automation pro with my courses.
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