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Selenium Python -Introduction to Selenium<\/h2>\n

Software testing refers to a set of processes and procedures which help us identify whether the product at hand is getting built as per expectation or not. If we find any deviations we log them as defects, and in the subsequent releases we perform regression testing, retest the bugs, and eventually, we are able to release a build to the market with an acceptable bug list. These regression tests, which we have to perform with every release cycle, are mandatory as well as monotonous in nature, which makes them an ideal candidate for test automation.<\/p>\n

There are many tools available in the market which allows us to automate our web applications, both commercial and open source. We have tools like UFT, RFT, Silk, Watir, Selenium, and others. Of these, Selenium, which is an open-source functional testing tool for web applications, is the most popular. In this chapter, we will introduce it.<\/p>\n

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