Solgar Selenium

The AAA pattern stands for:

Arrange: Set up the testing objects and prepare the prerequisites for the test.
Act: Execute the action that is under test.
Assert: Verify that the action of the test produces the expected result.
This pattern promotes readability and maintainability of test code by clearly delineating each stage of a test.

Benefits of the AAA Pattern
Clarity: By separating each stage of a test, the purpose of each part of the code becomes clear.
Maintainability: Tests are easier to update and maintain because the setup, execution, and verification are distinct.
Reusability: Shared setup code can be reused across multiple tests, reducing redundancy.
Setting Up Selenium with C# and NUnit
Before diving into coding, ensure you have the following setup:

Visual Studio: IDE for writing and running C# tests.
Selenium WebDriver: Library for browser automation.
NUnit: Testing framework for writing test cases in C#.
NuGet Packages: Install Selenium WebDriver and NUnit via the NuGet Package Manager in Visual Studio