Steps	Actions	Input	Expected Result
1.	Create reference for the browser		The reference for the browser should be created.
2.	Navigate to the Google home page.	https://www.google.com/	The Google home page must be displayed.
3.	Identify the Google search text box and pass the worth	Tecklearn tutorials	The Google search box should be identified, and the value should be entered.
4.	Identify and Click on the Google search button.		The Google search button should be identified, and clicked.
5.	Close the Browser.		The Browser should be closed.

We are creating our test scripts step by step to offer you an entire understanding of every component intimately.
Step1
To create a reference for the browser, we’ll follow the below process:
Note: To declare the interface: prefix “I” before the interface name. Like as we will see within the below table that in C#, we put “I “before interface (IWebDriver), whereas, in java, there’s no got to put “I “before the interface (WebDriver) name.
C# Java
IWebDriver WebDriver
IWebElement WebElement
Here the sample code:
1. IWebDriver driver = new ChromeDriver();
• While scripting this above line of code, we encounter the below error:

• To overcome this error, we’ll use the below statement, which helps us to feature the Selenium reference.
1. using OpenQA.Selenium;
• While adding the reference of the chrome driver, it’ll give the below error:

• And to resolve this error, we’ll use the below statement in our code.
1. using OpenQA.Selenium.Chrome;
Step2
In this step, we are getting to navigate https://www.google.com/ URL within the browser.
And the sample code is as below:
1. driver.Navigate().GoToUrl(“https://www.google.com/”);
Note: GoToUrl() method is employed to navigate the URL.
Step3
To identify the Google search box, follow the below process:
In this step, we try to locate the Google search text box with the assistance of its Name attribute.
• Right-click on the Google search text box, and choose the Inspect option within the pop-up menu as we will see within the below image:

• The developer tool window are going to be launched with all the precise codes utilized in the event of the Google search text box where we’ll copy the worth of its Name attribute that’s “q”.

• And the sample code is as below:
1. IWebElement ele = driver.FindElement(By.Name(“q”));
Step4
In this step, we are passing the worth within the Google search box.
Here the sample code:
1. ele.SendKeys(“tecklearn tutorials”);
Step5
To identify the Google search button, follow the below process:
• Right-click on the Google search button, and choose the Inspect option from the given pop-up menu as we will see within the below image:

• The developer tool window are going to be launched with having all the precise codes utilized in the event of the Google search button.
• Then, copy the worth of its name attribute that’s “btnK” as we will see within the below image:

• And, the sample code is as following:

1. IWebElement ele1 = driver.FindElement(By.Name("btnK"));
2. //click on the search button
3. ele1.Click();
Step6
In the last step, we'll close the browser after the completion of all the actions performed on the browser.
Here the sample code:
1. driver.Close();
Our final test script will appear as if this after completing all the test scenarios.
1. using OpenQA.Selenium;
2. using OpenQA.Selenium.Chrome;
3. using System;
4. using System.Collections.Generic;
5. using System.Linq;
6. using System.Text;
7. using System.Threading;
8. using System.Threading.Tasks;
9. namespace SeleniumTest
10. {
11. class Program
12. {
13. static void Main(string[] args)
14. {
15. Console.Write("test case started ");
16. //create the reference for the browser
17. IWebDriver driver = new ChromeDriver();
18. // navigate to URL
19. driver.Navigate().GoToUrl("https://www.google.com/");
20. Thread.Sleep(2000);
21. // identify the Google search text box
22. IWebElement ele = driver.FindElement(By.Name("q"));
23. //enter the worth within the google search text box
24. ele.SendKeys("tecklearn tutorials");
25. Thread.Sleep(2000);
26. //identify the google search button
27. IWebElement ele1 = driver.FindElement(By.Name("btnK"));
28. // click on the Google search button
29. ele1.Click();
30. Thread.Sleep(3000);
31. //close the browser
32. driver.Close();
33. Console.Write("test case ended ");
34. }
35. }
36. }

Run the Test Script

Once we are through with writing the Selenium test script, we’ll run our test script.
Follow the below process, to run the test script:
• Click on the beginning button to execute the Programcs file as we will see within the below image:

• The execution process are going to be started, after clicking on the beginning button as we will see within the below image:

• The above test script will launch the Google Chrome browser and automate all the test scenarios.

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• Java Introduction
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• Properties File
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• Architecture of Selenium Web Driver
• Download and installation
• Creating a Java function using Selenium and execution
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• Getting the HTML source of Web Element
• Table and Form Elements
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• Action Commands
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• Frames
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• Selenium Webdriver Wait
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• Introduction to TestNG
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