Python From Scratch & Selenium WebDriver QA Automation 2026 (Udemy.com)

The course and its content is so complete and helpful. The content and teaching method of Admas, kept me excited throughout the journey to the end. I am thankful to Udemy and Admas for making learning QA Automation so cheerful, gripping, clear, complete, exciting and enjoyable. Admas is a good instructor, he replies for every query asap.

This course taught me the step by step walk through on python and selenium. I am grateful to have learned from Adamas, who was patient and kind when answering my questions. I am looking forward to taking any more of his courses. I want to start doing automation as a side hustle and hopefully turn it into a full business.

I came across this course when I wasn't sure about joining a long boot camp. What hooked me was the promise of learning at my own pace and getting useful QA automation stuff. Just like Adamas, I come from a completely different background, so knowing that my instructor had a similar experience and was able to teach himself sounded promising. I'm happy to say the course was just what I needed. It's designed to be straightforward and perfect for beginners with no coding experience. Adamas connects everything smoothly, so following along and practicing was simple. In short, if you're new to coding and want to learn QA automation with Python, this course is it. Highly recommended!

I just started with Python with this course. I did not really absorb the venv part. I enjoyed this course so far. I was really surprised that my code in swing_trading_email was too excessive compared to the instructor's solution/s, but I enjoyed it really: def swing_trading_email(file_input, file_output): with open(file_input, 'r') as trade_file: trade_list = trade_file.readlines() all_trades_list = [] trading_columns_dict = { # Column-titles for first line in output "Symbol": "Symbol", "Trade Type": "Trade Type", "Entry Price": "Entry Price", "Stop Loss Price": "Stop Loss Price", "Target Price": "Target Price" } all_trades_list.append(trading_columns_dict) trade_count = 0 # First list would be the title for each column with open(file_output, 'w') as trade_file: column_title = ', '.join(each_value for each_value in all_trades_list[trade_count].values()) trade_file.write(f"{column_title} ") trade_has_started = False line_count = 0 # just to skip first line (Title) from source file for each_line in trade_list: if each_line == ' ': line_count = 1 # Reset. Just to detect a new line for every 3 lines. if trade_has_started: all_trades_list.append(trading_columns_dict) trade_count += 1 # Serves as index counter for each update on all_trades_list with open(file_output, 'a') as trade_file: if len(trading_columns_dict["Symbol"]) 0 and each_line != ' ': trade_has_started = True each_line = each_line.split() word_count = 0 for each_word in each_line: each_word = each_word.split() if line_count == 1 and word_count == 0: trading_columns_dict["Symbol"] = each_line[word_count] elif line_count == 1 and word_count == 1: trading_columns_dict["Trade Type"] = each_line[word_count] elif line_count == 1 and word_count == 2: trading_columns_dict["Entry Price"] = each_line[word_count] elif line_count == 2 and word_count == 2: trading_columns_dict["Stop Loss Price"] = each_line[word_count] elif line_count == 3 and word_count == 1: trading_columns_dict["Target Price"] = each_line[word_count] word_count += 1 line_count += 1 def main(): run_program = 'y' while run_program.lower() != 'q': # _________write program flow from here____________________________ file_input = "python_selenium_course_material " \ "2/PYTHON_SECTION/More_Exercises/swing_trading_email_to_csv_exercise/example_email_1.txt" file_output = "output_file.csv" swing_trading_email(file_input, file_output) # ---------end the program by pressing 'q'------------------------- run_program = input(" Press 'q' to exit program or other keys to continue: ") main()

This is one of the best courses on Udemy. I have been in manual testing for many years with limited knowledge of true automation outside of automation applications I've written. After taking this course I went from knowing absolutely nothing about Selenium and limited knowledge of Python to writing a complete testing framework for my organization. Admas is highly knowledgeable and skilled on this subject. He is a stellar instructor; the way he presents course material is organized and focused. He doesn't go off on long, drawn out tangents and sticks to the material at hand. His teaching style ensures things stick which important to me. I have learned so much with the course an now I am eager to learn even more. My only small issue I had with the course is wrapping my head about virtual environments. Admas does this course on a Mac computer and I'm using a Windows PC. There was a little confusion on how to accomplish what he did on the Mac on my Windows PC. But after I was able to get all that squared away, it was all good. There was also a slight issue of him going a bit too fast in some sections when trying to follow along with his examples, but thanks to the pause button I was able to navigate this without much issue. I see that he recently added a Robot Framework Bonus Section so I will also be taking that course as well.

The course covers a lot of ground quite quickly, and I learned a lot in a short period of time. With this quick pace the instructor does not linger on any one subject very long; so if you don't understand his first explanation you probably aren't going to get a second one. This forces you to stop and google the issue yourself to try and understand what's going on. This is not a bad thing really, as reading documentation and researching topics for yourself are necessary skills for programming anyways. If you are new to python/selenium, but have some understanding of programming concepts, this class is for you. However, if you are completely BRAND NEW to programming in general, this course may be too difficult, as the instructor does not hold your hand.

Great course. Its a bit heavy when it gets to the selenium and test automation. The instructor is great. He moves fast so you have to slow down to follow along. All in all though there is a lot and I mean a lot of knowledge in this course. The instructor is very knowledgable and answers emails promptly.

A very competent instructor, very structurized and dedicated curriculum for test automation! The bonus courses like creating a Word Press e-commerce site and MySQL were brilliant as well! I definitely recommend this course to anyone who is willing to learn this part of QA test engineering.

It's a good and useful course for beginners since it covers the basics of Python to write automated tests and Selenium section is also well explained. Freshers can learn a lot from the course content, and I think it will be useful to go back and check the section contents again for any difficulties on understanding a section. The thing is it would be better if there are more explanations on why using the methods/ways, why doing activities in the way they are done etc., especially on the automation framework design section. Overall, it helped me a lot. Thank you!

This course is great and Admas is a real professional! the only thing need to add is maybe more explantions for why doing the actions you do on some sections, especially on the framework design section where there is not enough explantion regard the automation framework structure like why are you building 'helpers', 'configs' etc. Other than that its a really great course and I learned alot..Thanks Admas!

already knew python but a review is always fine

So far this course has been really great. The topics have been covered extensively.
Really a great course for beginners who want to learn python and programming in general.