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Mobile Application Automation using Appium

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  • Feb 13, 2025
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Mobile Application Automation using Appium, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 133 lectures, based on 12 reviews, and has 71 subscribers.

You will learn about Basic to advance level understanding of Java Basic to advance understanding of mobile automation using Appium This course is ideal for individuals who are Manual testers looking opportunity in Mobile Application Automation or Mobile manual testers looking opportunity in Automation Testing It is particularly useful for Manual testers looking opportunity in Mobile Application Automation or Mobile manual testers looking opportunity in Automation Testing.

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Summary

Title: Mobile Application Automation using Appium

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 133

Number of Published Lectures: 133

Number of Curriculum Items: 133

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 133

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Basic to advance level understanding of Java
  • Basic to advance understanding of mobile automation using Appium
  • Who Should Attend

  • Manual testers looking opportunity in Mobile Application Automation
  • Mobile manual testers looking opportunity in Automation Testing
  • Target Audiences

  • Manual testers looking opportunity in Mobile Application Automation
  • Mobile manual testers looking opportunity in Automation Testing
  • Appium supports?Native apps?are those written using the iOS, Android, or Windows SDKs.?Mobile web apps?are web apps accessed using a mobile browser (Appium supports Safari on iOS and Chrome or the built-in ‘Browser’ app on Android).?Hybrid apps?have a wrapper around a “webview” – a native control that enables interaction with web content.?

    Importantly, Appium is “cross-platform”: it allows you to write tests against multiple platforms (iOS, Android, Windows), using the same API. This enables code reuse between iOS, Android, and Windows testsuites.

    Here we are going to cover?

    1. Basic to advance Java concepts

    2. Automation of Native android application

    3.?Automation of Web based?android application

    4.?Automation of Hybrid android application

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Course Introduction & Setup

    Lecture 1: Appium & Course Introduction

    Lecture 2: Setup Appium Environment – Setup JDK

    Lecture 3: Setup Appium Environment – Setup Android SDK

    Lecture 4: Setup Appium Environment – Setup Appium Server

    Lecture 5: Setup Appium Environment – Setup Eclipse

    Lecture 6: Setup Appium Environment – Jar files

    Chapter 2: Java Programming Basics

    Lecture 1: Introduction to Eclipse

    Lecture 2: Start Java programming – Project & Package

    Lecture 3: Variables & Constants

    Lecture 4: Class & Object

    Lecture 5: Methods in Detail

    Lecture 6: Constructor

    Lecture 7: Read data from user at runtime

    Lecture 8: ***** Practice Exercise ******

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    Chapter 3: Condition Handling and Looping

    Lecture 1: Condition Handling

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    Lecture 7: For Loop

    Lecture 8: While Loop

    Lecture 9: Do While Loop

    Lecture 10: For Each Loop

    Lecture 11: ***** Practice Exercise ******

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    Chapter 4: String Handling

    Lecture 1: String Handling – Part1

    Lecture 2: String Handling – Part2

    Lecture 3: String Handling – Part3

    Lecture 4: ***** Practice Exercise ******

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    Lecture 13: ***** Practice Exercise ******

    Lecture 14: Array In Java

    Lecture 15: Multi dimension Array

    Lecture 16: ***** Practice Exercise ******

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    Lecture 18: ***** Practice Exercise ******

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    Chapter 5: File Handling

    Lecture 1: File Reader – File Reader

    Lecture 2: File Read – Buffered Reader

    Lecture 3: File Write – File Writer

    Lecture 4: File Write – BufferedWriter

    Lecture 5: ***** Practice Exercise ******

    Lecture 6: ***** Practice Exercise ******

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    Chapter 6: OOPS in Detail

    Lecture 1: Encapsulation

    Lecture 2: Inheritance

    Lecture 3: Types of Inheritance – Simple/Single

    Lecture 4: Types of Inheritance – Multilevel

    Lecture 5: Types of Inheritance – Hierarchical

    Lecture 6: Polymorphism

    Lecture 7: Overloading

    Lecture 8: Overriding

    Lecture 9: Abstraction

    Lecture 10: Interface

    Lecture 11: Multiple Inheritance using Interface

    Lecture 12: Hybrid Inheritance using Interface

    Chapter 7: Access Modifiers

    Lecture 1: public modifier

    Lecture 2: private modifier

    Lecture 3: default modifier

    Lecture 4: protected modifier

    Lecture 5: Access Modifiers on class level

    Chapter 8: Type Casting

    Lecture 1: Implicit & Explicit Type Casting

    Lecture 2: Explicit Type Casting – By Classes

    Chapter 9: Exception Handling in Java

    Lecture 1: What is Exception & Exception Handling

    Lecture 2: Throws keyword in exception handing

    Lecture 3: Exception Handling using Try-Catch

    Lecture 4: Exception Handling: Multi Catch block

    Lecture 5: Finally block

    Lecture 6: Throw keyword

    Chapter 10: Common Keywords in Java

    Lecture 1: This Keyword

    Lecture 2: Static Keyword

    Instructors

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