Technical Round: Different types of wait with differences between explicit and fluent wait

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Accepted Answer

Explicit and fluent wait are types of wait used in test automation to handle synchronization issues.

Explicit wait is used to wait for a specific condition to occur before proceeding further in the test script.
Fluent wait is used to wait for a condition with a defined polling frequency and timeout duration.
Explicit wait provides more control and flexibility as it allows specifying the condition and the maximum wait time.
Fluent wait provides a more fluent and readable way of waiting by defining the polling frequency and timeout duration.
Examples of explicit wait include WebDriverWait and ExpectedConditions in Selenium.
An example of fluent wait is the FluentWait class in Selenium.

Accepted Answer

1.Static Wait

2.Dynamic Wait

1.Implicit Wait

2.Explicit Wait

1.WebDriver Wait

2.Fluent Wait

Fluent is one of the type of Explict wait. It will handle Timeout Exception and it will given to a particular locator. We can give this wait in terms of micro and macro seconds.

Accepted Answer

Different wait-= 1) implicit wait 2) explicit wait 3) fluent wait .... Difference between explicit and fluent wait-= 1)both wait are applicable for single element. 2) in explicit wait first parameter is time value it is in seconds and second parameter is condition like isselected, isdisplay or isunable,

But but influent wait first parameter is time value it is in second and second parameter is condition like isselected, isdisplay, isunable and third one is frequency it is in time in second

Technical Round: Different types of wait with differences between explicit and fluent wait

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