What programming languages should I know (or learn) for test automation?

When stepping into QA test automation, knowing the right programming languages is critical to success. The top choices are Java, Python, JavaScript, and C#. Java dominates many automation frameworks like Selenium and Appium, making it a must-learn. Python is popular for its simplicity, rich libraries, and growing adoption in automation and AI-powered testing. JavaScript is essential for modern web-based test automation, especially with tools like Cypress and Playwright. C# is widely used in enterprise testing with Microsoft technologies. While these four are most common, understanding SQL for database validation and bash/shell scripting for CI/CD pipelines can also give you an edge.
If you’re unsure where to start, H2K Infosys offers hands-on training in test automation with guidance on the most in-demand languages, real-time projects, and job placement support. Their expert-driven courses ensure you not only learn the syntax but also apply it in real-world automation frameworks.
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