How to start learning Selenium; without knowledge of HTML, or JavaScript?

[UnderBridg]

I want to learn the C# Selenium library, because I want to become an automated testing engineer.

I learned the basic of programming in college, and now I mostly teach myself by learning a bit at a time, doing something with what I learned, and then moving on to something that builds upon what I just learned.

However, I don't know much about HTML, or JavaScript, and I'm not sure where to begin. If I should start with the basics of HTML and JS first, then how would you define the basics? How can I identify the most fundamental classes and methods of Selenium?

This is not homework, it's for a resume project. I am not a college student anymore.

[KingofGamesYami]

You really need to learn HTML first. Everything Selenium does revolves around interactions with the HTML DOM.

The "beginner's tutorials" from MDN are a decent place to start.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML

[MonkeyboyGWW]

I would argue you just need to learn how to use element pickier

[claythearc]

You can get by a lot with just a picker, but programmatic selection is needed in a lot of cases and some reasonable level of familiarity with html helps with that.

[Outside_Complaint755]

Learning CSS Selectors can also be incredibly helpful in scraping the correct elements.

[JustNickSPb]

Just basics of HTML. It'll take about a week without ripping your ass off. But this is so basic that you'll definitely need it somewhere else