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buhalo142017-07-27 12:17:03
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buhalo14, 2017-07-27 12:17:03

What Python resources are there for a tester?

My goal is Junior SW Tester (not tied to specific technologies). Because there were no preferences and the goal was to learn something easy and fast, I chose Python. Choking in the flow of materials and courses, until I settled on Code Academy. What should I read in parallel or after that, if I need to avoid the unnecessary and concentrate on testing as quickly as possible (because I'm not going to become a full-fledged developer)? What sections? I did not find any literature specifically for testing with Python. I myself am not a complete zero, I am familiar with programming from basic university courses C #. I am friends with English.

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slepowl, 2017-07-27
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Test automator == developer. Fact. He just cuts not the product itself, but the software for testing it. All. Basics on any sane book, then I recommend The Hitchhiker's Guide to Python. Well, for automation if, you can familiarize yourself with Selenium (web) and RobotFramework (acceptance autotests).

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Danil Biryukov-Romanov, 2017-07-27
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There is nothing specific in test automation, you take any book on Python, you learn.
You go to work, you realize that you won’t be fed up with knowledge of python alone, you learn structures, algorithms, unit testing and debugging tools, and more, more :)
From personal experience:
Test automation, I had to remember SQL, because otherwise it was impossible to process 20+ gigs of logs .

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