What is the relationship between Selenium and python? Are relevant reference documents?

Selenium is a software testing tool; Python is an object-oriented, literal translation computer programming language.

Selenium is divided into Selenium IDE, Selenium RC (Remote Control), And Selenium Grid. They are all based on Selenium Core. Let me tell you about Selenium IDE and RC. Selenium IDE is a plug-in of Firefox, which can record a series of processes (such as entering a word in google, clicking the search button, ..., ). Selenium IDE can record the number of this process and convert it into many languages, such as Java, C#, Perl, PHP, Python, etc.

Then we can use the compilers corresponding to these languages (for example, Java, we use ECLIPSE; C# uses Visual Studio) to run the recorded and transformed program code from Selenium IDE in these compilers. When running, the program will call Selenium RC to realize the remote operation of the recorded process just now (you can control to open a firefox or IE browser for playback, That is, the process of testing.

Simply put, Selenium can call it (Selenium RC) in python language for testing.

I wonder if I have made it clear.