Explain OOPS Concepts You have Used in Selenium Automation Framework || Selenium Interview Questions

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Tell Me about OOPS concepts you have used in your automation framework?
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Interface
Polymorphism
Encapsulation
Abstraction
Inheritance
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Hey hi they asked me in project explain oops not in framework or selenium methods..can you tag any video which you explained for project 😅

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Very well explained. OOPS concepts in selenium are now much clear.

[@AmitGrover321]

Very nice explanation of OOPS concept in Selenium which I have been searching for long. Thank you so much Sir!

[@user-ip4vv8xe5w]

Very Informative and easily relatable to understand the oops concepts for Selenium. Thanks for Sharing!!!

[@chandramohan7227]

Very helpful video

[@satishnande123]

Smoothly explained, helped a lot.

[@raghavendraam719]

Super bro, I understood how we r using oops in automation.

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[@mrbj3021]

Subscribed and Liked. Very nice video and you made me understand easy even we know the basics of the concept.

[@Jesnish_Hans33]

Easy to explain how framework is

[@shankarraj3433]

Thanks.

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Thanks Bro

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This is one of interview question in morgan stanley automation interview

[@monicabhagat1189]

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[@shailyjaiswal1031]

Great Explanation. This video is Very helpful. Thanks so much.

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[@OUCapital]

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[@user-wf8bs5dx1h]

Thank you

[@sushmitapriya4394]

Very informative and helpful video. But can you please not repeat each sentence twice just for the sake of it?

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It really helps a lot .thanks

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[@suk1607]

Hello Sir, your way of explaining things is too good....Thank you...But to achieve encapsulation we need getter and setter approach......Or to achieve encapsulation ,getter and setter is the only approach...?

[@SESHU_BABU]

WebDriverWait is class not an Interface please correct it

[@asinoori555]

I didnt understand where you said we hiding implementations of webelements and achieving Abstraction but you didnt make the method as abstract instead it was Inheritance, ElectronicPage extended Generics, this is confusing me

[@kripaldatt2348]

Webdriverwair is class not interface

[@karthikenoch5416]

Please paste this framework link for reference

[@user-cv2pu5bo2i]

Please improve the quality of explanation. It's very lagging when you are using a sentence 2 times. This could be just 15 mins Video but dragged for 30 mins

[@abhishekthomas7799]

WebDriverWait is not an interface..its a class
WebDriverWait wait = new WebDriverWait (driver, 20);
object is being created..how then it would be an interface??

[@shubhamherwade1260]

The WebDriver interface in Selenium is implemented by various browser-specific classes such as ChromeDriver, FirefoxDriver, EdgeDriver, etc. These classes provide the concrete implementation of the methods declared in the WebDriver interface. Using the WebDriver interface allows for a consistent way of interacting with different browsers, making the code more modular and flexible.

[@abhishekthomas7799]

@@shubhamherwade1260 did u read the question properly ?

[@akshaysharma139]

Dont repeat same lines again and again. Once is enough

[@mailtomanianbu]

Just a suggestion, Please don't repeat the same word again and again multiple times.. it's actually spoils the learning here .. thanks for your efforts...

[@user-ip4vv8xe5w]

Very Informative and easily relatable to understand the oops concepts for Selenium. Thanks for Sharing!!!