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    (Part 1) You Must Learn VBScript for QTP/UFT: Don't Ignore The Language For Functional Automation Testing
    (Part 1) You Must Learn VBScript for QTP/UFT: Don't Ignore The Language For Functional Automation Testing
    (Part 1) You Must Learn VBScript for QTP/UFT: Don't Ignore The Language For Functional Automation Testing
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    (Part 1) You Must Learn VBScript for QTP/UFT: Don't Ignore The Language For Functional Automation Testing

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    Are You Interested in QTP/UFT for Automation Testing?

    This is one of the best VBScript books specifically for QTP/UFT

    Note: Book available on your tablet, phone, PDF, PC, Mac, and paperback (Black/White & Color). You will find details of downloading the PDF document inside the book.

    Why Read Part 1 – You Must Learn VBScript for QTP/UFT?
    Most VBScript books provide a great deal of VBScript information that is not necessary for QTP/UFT. On the other hand, there are QTP/UFT books that do not provide enough VBScript information. This disparity of information causes automation engineers to struggle with automation projects involving VBScript. This book offers applicable VBScript information for QTP/UFT via screenshots and code that can be used with all VBScript Editors or QTP/UFT.

    Is Communication Important?           

    Absolutely, communication is important. People all over the world express their thoughts, feelings, and information through communication. VBScript is a lightweight programming language that communicates to QTP/UFT. It is impossible to effectively test an Application Under Test (AUT) using QTP/UFT without learning VBScript.

    Target Audience:

    Beginners (Minimum to no knowledge of programming)

    Don't Miss Out! You Need To Read This Book Because You Will Learn:

    • Variables and Data Types

    • Hungarian Naming Convention

    • Operators

    • Arrays

    • Flow Control

    • Procedures/Functions

    • Objects

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRex Allen Jones II
    Release dateDec 18, 2015
    ISBN9781519925435
    (Part 1) You Must Learn VBScript for QTP/UFT: Don't Ignore The Language For Functional Automation Testing
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    Rex Jones

    Rex Allen Jones II is a QA/Software Tester with a passion for sharing knowledge about testing software. He has been watching webinars, attending seminars, and testing applications since February 2005. Mr. Jones graduated from DeVry University in June 1999 with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Computer Information Systems (CIS).  Currently, Rex is a Consultant and former Board of Director for User Group: Dallas / Fort Worth Mercury User Group (DFWMUG) and member of User Group:  Dallas / Fort Worth Quality Assurance Association (DFWQAA). In addition to his User Group memberships, he is a Certified Software Tester Engineer (CSTE) and has a Test Management Approach (TMap) certification. Mr. Jones’ advice for people interested in Functional Automation Testing is to learn the programming language. This advice led him to write two books “(Part 1 & Part 2) You Must Learn VBScript for QTP/UFT” geared towards VBScript which is the programming language for Unified Functional Testing (UFT) formerly known as Quick Test Professional (QTP). In addition, one book “Part 1 – Java 4 Selenium WebDriver” and an upcoming book “Part 2 – Java 4 Selenium WebDriver” geared toward Java which is one of the programming languages for Selenium.

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      (Part 1) You Must Learn VBScript for QTP/UFT - Rex Jones

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      Mr. Jones plans to have free step-by-step demonstration webinars, videos, and live trainings walking people through concepts of QTP/UFT and Selenium from A - Z. The material will teach/train individuals the fundamentals of the programming language, fundamentals of QTP/UFT and Selenium, and important concepts of QTP/UFT and Selenium. All of the webinars, videos, and live training will be directed toward beginners as well as mid-level automation engineers.

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      Table of Contents

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      Table of Contents

      Preface

      About the Author

      About the Editor

      Copyright, Legal Notice, and Disclaimer

      Acknowledgements

      Chapter 1 Introduction to VBScript

      Overview

      Variables

      Flow Control

      Coding Standards

      Chapter 2 Variables and Data Types

      Variable Rules

      Variable Types

      Literals

      Variable Lifetime/Scope

      Declare Variables

      Option Explicit

      Data Types

      Hungarian Naming Convention

      Chapter 3  Operators

      Arithmetic Operators

      Comparison Operators

      Logical Operators

      Chapter 4  Arrays

      Declare Array and Bounds

      Access Arrays

      Loop-Through Arrays

      Chapter 5  Flow Control

      Branching Constructs

      Looping Statements

      Chapter 6  Procedures—Functions

      Sub Procedure

      Function Procedure

      Procedure Techniques/Rules

      Built-In Functions

      Chapter 7  Create and Destroy Objects

      Create Objects

      Properties and Methods

      Multiple References

      With Construct

      Destroy Objects

      Conclusion

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      Preface

      I must admit, it was a challenge writing this VBScript for QTP/UFT book. The challenge stems from an unlimited access to information on the internet. All of the information in this book can be found scattered throughout search engines, blogs, etc. However, if you are searching for one consolidated resource, then this is the book for you.

      Target Audience

      The target audience is beginners and mid-level automation engineers. Beginners are people new to QTP/UFT who need to learn more than the basics of VBScript. Mid-level automation engineers are people with knowledge of VBScript, but want to refresh their programming skills. No prior knowledge of VBScript or programming concepts is required. However, a common myth regarding QTP/UFT is that development skills are not necessary. The truth is development skills are very necessary. 

      Why learn VBScript?

      Can you imagine traveling to a foreign country and trying to communicate with the native people without learning their language? That is similar to communicating with QTP/UFT without learning VBScript. The purpose of this book is to help automation engineers understand that QTP/UFT cannot be fully optimized without a strong foundation of VBScript. A mistake most QTP/UFT books and training courses make is not providing solid information on the VBScript programming language. These books and training courses focus solely on QTP/UFT, which leads to automation engineers struggling with automation projects. Automation is the future of testing applications. Take this opportunity to learn VBScript.

      About the Author

      Rex Allen Jones II is a QA/Software Tester with a passion for sharing knowledge about testing software. He has been watching webinars, attending seminars, and testing applications since February 2005. Mr. Jones graduated from DeVry University in June 1999 with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Computer Information Systems (CIS).

      Currently, Rex is a Sr. Consultant and former Board of Director for User Group: Dallas / Fort Worth Mercury User Group (DFWMUG) and member of User Group:  Dallas / Fort Worth Quality Assurance Association (DFWQAA). In addition to his User Group memberships, he is a Certified Software Tester Engineer (CSTE) and has a Test Management Approach (TMap) certification.

      Mr. Jones’ advice for people interested in Functional Automation Testing is to learn the programming language. This advice led him to write 4 programming books (Part 1 & Part 2) You Must Learn VBScript for QTP/UFT and (Part 1 & Part 2) Java 4 Selenium WebDriver. VBScript is the programming language for Unified Functional Testing (UFT) formerly known as Quick Test Professional (QTP) and Java is one of the programming languages for Selenium WebDriver.

      About the Editor

      When Samantha Mann is not improving the contents of a document through constructive editing marks and remarks, she is enjoying life as a professional in Dallas, Texas. Samantha is a User Experience guru in the realms of research and design, and works as an Information Technology consultant. Outside of work her hobbies include the typical nerd-type fun of freelance editing, reading, writing, and binge watching Netflix with her pitbull.

      Connect with Samantha:

      Samantha.danae.mann@gmail.com

      https://www.linkedin.com/pub/samantha-mann/84/9b7/100

      Copyright, Legal Notice, and Disclaimer

      This publication is protected under the US Copyright Act of 1976. All rights are reserved including resale rights which applies to international, federal, state, and local laws. The purchaser is not allowed to share or sell this book to anyone.

      Please note that much of this publication is based on personal experience and anecdotal evidence. The author has made every reasonable attempt to produce accurate content in this book. He assumes no responsibility for unknown errors or omissions. Therefore, the purchaser should use this information as he/she sees fit.

      Any trademarks, service marks, product names or named features are assumed to be the property of their respective owners and used only for reference.

      Copyright © 2015 Test 4 Success, LLC. All rights reserved worldwide.

      ISBN: 9781519925435

      Acknowledgements

      I would like to express my gratitude to my wife Tiffany, children Olivia Rexe’ and Rex III, editor Samantha Mann, family, friends, and the many people who provided encouragement. Writing this book took time and your support helped pushed this book forward.

      Thank You,

      Rex Allen Jones II

      Chapter 1

      Introduction to VBScript

      Overview

      VBScript’s full name is Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting Edition language. It is a simplified version of the Visual Basic (VB) and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) family of programming languages. VBScript’s syntax is based on Visual Basic’s syntax. Syntax is a set of rules that determine how the language will be written and interpreted

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