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The Page Object Model (POM) is a widely used design pattern in Selenium WebDriver that helps organize and maintain the test code by separating the logic of the application’s pages from the test scripts. This video will give you a detailed explanation of POM (Page Object Model), demonstrate its advantages, and walk you through an implementation with a code example in Selenium. By using POM, you can reduce code duplication, improve test maintainability, and enhance the scalability of your automation framework.

What You’ll Learn:
✅ What is POM (Page Object Model)?

Page Object Model (POM) is a design pattern in Selenium that promotes the creation of object-oriented classes to represent web pages.
Each page object is a class containing the elements of that page and the actions (methods) that can be performed on those elements.
✅ Why Use POM?

Maintainability: Code changes are easier to manage because page interactions are defined separately.
Reusability: The page objects can be reused across multiple tests without writing repetitive code.
Scalability: You can easily scale your automation scripts when more test cases are added, without modifying the core logic.
Cleaner Code: Test scripts remain clean, with less boilerplate code, as all page-related actions are encapsulated in the page object class.
✅ Code Explanation of POM with Example:

We use PageFactory.initElements() to initialize the LoginPage object and its elements.
The test method testLogin() uses the page object to interact with the login page and perform the login action.

✅ How POM Works in Practice:

Test Script (Test Case): Contains the actual test steps.
Page Object: Contains the web elements and actions that can be performed on the page. The test script interacts with the page object, making it cleaner and easier to maintain.
✅ Advantages of POM:

Improves Test Maintenance: Changes to the page can be made in the page object itself, which reduces the need to update each individual test case.
Promotes Reusability: Page objects can be used across different test cases, improving reusability and reducing code duplication.
Improves Readability: Test scripts remain easy to read as the interaction logic is abstracted in the page object class.
By the end of this video, you’ll have a complete understanding of Page Object Model (POM) in Selenium, and you’ll know how to implement it in your own automation framework with a practical code example.

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