SDET- Java Lambda Streams Masterclass [Selenium WebDriver]

SDET: Java Lambda & Streams Masterclass [Selenium WebDriver], available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.88, with 192 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 816 reviews, and has 6016 subscribers.

You will learn about Become very comfortable with Java core concepts Become a rock solid SDET with your Java skills Java Lambda Expressions Java 8 Stream, Filter, Map, Reduce Predicate, Supplier, Consumer, Function functional interfaces Keep yourself up to date with recent Java features Write more readable & easily manageable code This course is ideal for individuals who are Anybody who wants to learn Java 8 and beyond It is particularly useful for Anybody who wants to learn Java 8 and beyond.

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Summary

Title: SDET: Java Lambda & Streams Masterclass [Selenium WebDriver]

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.88

Number of Lectures: 192

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 191

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 196

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 195

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Become very comfortable with Java core concepts

Become a rock solid SDET with your Java skills

Java Lambda Expressions

Java 8 Stream, Filter, Map, Reduce

Predicate, Supplier, Consumer, Function functional interfaces

Keep yourself up to date with recent Java features

Write more readable & easily manageable code

Who Should Attend

Anybody who wants to learn Java 8 and beyond

Target Audiences

Anybody who wants to learn Java 8 and beyond

Unlock the power of Java for Test Automation! In the dynamic world of software testing, Java remains a cornerstone, and the demand for skilled Software Development Engineer in Test (SDET) professionals is soaring. This specialized course focuses on the heart of Java’s versatility Functional programming and the Stream API. Equip yourself with the expertise needed to excel in test automation with Selenium WebDriver while harnessing the full potential of Java’s functional paradigm.

What You’ll Learn:

Foundations of Java:

Grasp the essentials: JDK vs. JRE, primitive and reference types

Java Functional Programming:

Dive deep into Java’s functional side, exploring lambda expressions, functional interfaces, and method references.

Master the principles of higher-order functions and the elegance of functional programming

Stream API Mastery:

Navigate the Stream API for streamlined data processing and efficient manipulation of collections.

Explore intermediate and terminal operations, emphasizing laziness, reusability, and parallel processing.

Practical Assignments:

Apply your knowledge through real-world assignments, emphasizing functional programming techniques and leveraging the Stream API for effective testing scenarios.

Advanced Concepts:

Delve into advanced topics such as Rules Engine with Predicates, Optional class, and collectors.

Embrace Java various new features.

Effective Testing Techniques:

Learn to use lambdas for Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) projects.

Explore the importance of page objects and test classes enriched with lambda expressions.

Why Enroll: This course is tailored for those who want to go beyond traditional testing methods. Embrace Java’s functional paradigm and Stream API to revolutionize your test automation approach. Through live coding sessions and practical assignments, become a proficient SDET with in-demand skills that set you apart in today’s competitive industry.

A lots of ASSIGNMENTS

Prerequisites: Basic understanding of programming concepts and an eagerness to enhance your testing skills.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: About Me

Lecture 2: Goal

Lecture 3: Prerequisite

Lecture 4: Note

Lecture 5: Course Structure

Chapter 2: Software & Project Setup

Lecture 1: JDK vs JRE

Lecture 2: JDK Download

Lecture 3: IDE Download

Lecture 4: Project Creation

Lecture 5: Intellij Setting

Lecture 6: Additional Intellij Setting

Lecture 7: Code Samples & Reference Material

Chapter 3: Java – Basics

Lecture 1: Primitive Types

Lecture 2: How Primitive Types Works

Lecture 3: How Reference Types Works – Part 1

Lecture 4: How Reference Types Works – Part 2

Lecture 5: Mutation

Lecture 6: Avoiding Mutation

Lecture 7: Polymorphism – Compile Time

Lecture 8: Polymorphism – Run Time – Inheritance

Lecture 9: Polymorphism – Run Time – Inheritance – Demo Part 1

Lecture 10: Polymorphism – Run Time – Inheritance – Demo Part 2

Lecture 11: Abstract vs Interface – Part 1

Lecture 12: Polymorphism – Run Time – Interface – Demo

Lecture 13: Typo

Lecture 14: Abstract vs Interface – Part 2

Lecture 15: Collections – Intro

Lecture 16: Collections – List

Lecture 17: Wrapper Classes

Lecture 18: Summary

Chapter 4: Introduction To Lambda

Lecture 1: How To Create A Lambda Function

Lecture 2: SAM – Functional Interfaces

Lecture 3: Single Line vs Multi Line Lambda

Lecture 4: Intellij Suggestion For Lambda

Lecture 5: Returning Values From Lambda

Lecture 6: Functional Programming

Lecture 7: Function As First Class Objects

Lecture 8: Higher Order Function – Part 1

Lecture 9: Higher Order Function – Part 2

Lecture 10: When Lambda Is Executed

Lecture 11: Higher Order Function – Part 3

Lecture 12: Method References – Part 1

Lecture 13: Method References – Part 2

Lecture 14: Method References – Part 3

Lecture 15: Method References – Part 4

Lecture 16: ASSIGNMENT – Task 1 – Calculator Application – Intro

Lecture 17: ASSIGNMENT SOLUTION – Task 1 – Calculator Application

Lecture 18: ASSIGNMENT – Task 2 – Calculator Application

Lecture 19: ASSIGNMENT SOLUTION – Task 2 – Calculator Application

Lecture 20: Summary

Chapter 5: Functional Interfaces

Lecture 1: Functional Interfaces – Introduction

Lecture 2: Supplier Interface

Lecture 3: Supplier In Test Automation – Driver Factory

Lecture 4: Supplier In Test Automation – Driver Factory – Test

Lecture 5: Consumer Interface

Lecture 6: Consumer In Test Automation – Showing Link Text

Lecture 7: Consumer Chaining – Part 1

Lecture 8: Consumer Chaining – Part 2

Lecture 9: Bi-Consumer – Interface

Lecture 10: Consumer Chaining – Important Note

Lecture 11: Why there is no Tri type..?

Lecture 12: Predicate – Interface

Lecture 13: Predicate – Demo

Lecture 14: Predicate In Test Automation – Remove Blank Links

Lecture 15: ASSIGNMENT – Predicate – Remove Links Contains Letter S

Lecture 16: ASSIGNMENT SOLUTION – Predicate – Remove Links Contains Letter S

Lecture 17: Predicate – Creating Rules

Lecture 18: Function – Interface

Lecture 19: Function – Demo

Lecture 20: Function – AndThen vs Compose

Lecture 21: Function AndThen vs Consumer AndThen

Lecture 22: Runnable and Callable – Introduction

Lecture 23: Runnable – Interface – Demo

Lecture 24: Callable – Interface – Demo

Lecture 25: ASSIGNMENT – Task 3 – Calculator Application

Lecture 26: ASSIGNMENT – Task 3 – Hint

Lecture 27: ASSIGNMENT SOLUTION – Task 3 – Calculator Application

Lecture 28: Calculator Application – Demo

Chapter 6: Deep Dive Into Java Stream API

Lecture 1: Stream – Introduction

Lecture 2: Stream vs Traditional Loop

Lecture 3: Finding Squares Of Even Number Using Traditional Loop

Lecture 4: Finding Squares Of Even Number Using Stream

Lecture 5: How Stream Works

Lecture 6: How Stream Works – Demo

Lecture 7: Stream Operations

Lecture 8: Stream Laziness – Demo

Lecture 9: Intermediate Operations

Lecture 10: Importance Of Map Operation

Lecture 11: Sort

Lecture 12: Peek

Lecture 13: Skip

Instructors

Vinoth Selvaraj
Principal Engineer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 6 votes

2 stars: 12 votes

3 stars: 54 votes

4 stars: 257 votes

5 stars: 487 votes

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