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Java Introduction

To run selenium scripts, we need to have a basic functional knowledge on Java. Everyone thinks (Beginners to programming Language) it is like Rocket Science and sending a Rocket to NASA! But not, this tutorial will help you to understand the basics of Java which not only helps you in the aspect of Selenium but also gives you the basic understanding of the structure of what programming language is all about.

So to start with we need to perform a basic installation steps to run a Java program on your machine. A Java program can be executed in two ways.

1) Using Command Line program (Preferred way - Best for beginners)
2) Using Editors like Eclipse etc.

I will outline you few concepts below which are the basic Java OOPS!!!! concepts. Here I mentioned OOPS its nothing but Object Oriented Programming System. In Java world we deal in depth and revolve by creating Objects, Objects are nothing the real world entities it can be you or me, or a bottle near you. You create your own function , you make it Run and you make it Sleep ;-)

To start with just have a review of each links below, I can understand your eagerness to learn everything quick and directly go to the last link here, Even I was like that. :-)

Want to share a small info, Mark Zukerberg (American computer programmer - Chairman - Facebook) said in a article that every human should know a programming language in the current era to make your life cool!

So lets do some coding and have Fun!!

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