Hello, guys, welcome to the complete job for automation testers course, I wanted to actually take few minutes to talk about what you're going to get from the course basically what's going to be the outcome of the course, and what you can expect from this. So let's talk about some names of the topics that we're going to be covering. And you will be surprised we will be covering everything in detail. So here's a small PowerPoint presentation that I created for you guys. Let's just put it in the slideshow mode and let's talk about it. So let's the topics are sermon installation.

Yes, we do start from the scratch. So you will see the setup and installation and everything. Then we will talk about the basic primitive and non primitive data types, classes, methods, conditional statements, while and for loops, inheritance, access, modifiers, abstraction, overloading, and overriding Exception Handling collections framework like lists, sets, maps, all those sort of advanced things also, interview questions and which is not listed here, some exercises and quizzes as well. So it's gonna be a lot of things. And this is a very comprehensive course guys, everything is covered in great detail. So you really don't need to worry about anything.

And remember, very important thing is we're always listening. I update the course based on the feedback of students. So it's a very much plus point for you guys. Now, let's talk about few frequently asked questions that most most students want to know, before taking the course. So the first one is how much is covered, right? This is really important.

We have covered Java and CODEL. So if you really need some strong understanding, because I think, to write automation tests, and to most importantly, if you're initiating a new carrier in automation, using Selenium WebDriver, or any other automation tool, which needs Java, then you really need some strong Java understanding to clear the interview is also right. So to write automation test to clear the interviews, you really need Some good understanding of Java. So we have covered Java in good detail. And I have taken care of that it's under consideration. So everything covers up pretty much in detail.

Next thing, which is very important, some guys really think it's super difficult to learn Java, what if I'm not from, from a programming background doesn't matter. Great. If you're not from a programming background, because everything is covered from scratch, you really don't need to afraid away from it. Don't worry about the complexity of the Java levels, it's really easy and you will really like it and and enjoy it. Because my concept is to start from the basics and then take you to some advanced concepts of Java, but not too much of that because it's really gonna be fun for beginners for automation testers and all those guys. And so you guys got to be comfortable with it, and really feel confident about it.

Interviewers really want to make sure that the candidate can understand Java because if they can code in Java, they can Definitely go to using any automation tool like Selenium and any of that, right. So just follow this guys, and you will feel great about yourself. What about the reference material? The next thing, all the reference material, the code files or documents they're available to download. So please watch the lecture I have created a lecture on this, where are the code files, and you will follow where to get all the stuff. The next important thing is, what about the online support?

Yes, even though this is an online course, you will always be like in class, you will get an answer to any course related question within 24 hours and sometimes within minutes also it just depends on your timezone. So please watch this lecture how to reach me anytime and you will know how to get hold of me and you will understand all the concepts you will really get an awesome support, you will never feel like you're in an online class. That's the beauty of our courses. So I welcome all of you guys to the And I look forward to provide you a create experience. Alright guys, thanks for attending this one. Welcome to the journey.

Happy learning and I'll see you in the next lectures. Thank you