Java collecction framework and Selenium WebDriver

This is the 9th training video in the series of learning java for selenium webdriver. This session covers following topics -

Using ArrayList with webdriver
Using HashMap with webdriver
Using HashSet with webdriver

Webdriver java video tutorial can be watched online.
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