Waiting

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Chandu Bezwada
In Selenium, there are different types of
waits you can use to synchronize your tests
with the browser's state. These include:

1) Implicit Waits: This sets a default timeout

for all elements on the page to be found. If
the element is not found within the specified
time, it will throw a
NoSuchElementException.
2) Explicit Waits: With explicit waits, you can
specify conditions to wait for, such as element
visibility or presence, and a maximum time to
wait. It waits for the condition to be true before
proceeding further.

3) Fluent Waits: Similar to explicit waits, but with

fluent waits, you can specify the frequency with
which Selenium should check for the condition to
be true.
4) PageLoadTimeout: Sets the maximum
time to wait for a page to load completely.

Each type of wait has its use cases and

benefits depending on the specific scenario
you're dealing with in your Selenium
automation.
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Chandu Bezwada