Practice Example on Fluent Wait

The video tutorial explains the concept of web element visibility in Selenium, focusing on the use of WebDriver waits, including Fluent Wait and custom wait methods. It highlights the importance of waiting for elements to become visible or clickable before interacting with them. The tutorial also compares different wait methods and provides practical examples of implementing these techniques in Selenium projects.

What is the main issue with web elements that are present but not visible?

• They cause the browser to crash.

• They cannot be interacted with until they are visible.

• They are automatically removed from the DOM.

• They are not part of the HTML document.

Which Selenium method is used to wait for an element to become clickable?

• elementToBeClickable

• waitForElement

• clickableElement

• waitForClick

What is the purpose of using Fluent Wait in Selenium?

• To speed up the loading of web pages.

• To handle elements that are not immediately visible by polling at regular intervals.

• To wait indefinitely for an element to appear.

• To automatically click on elements once they appear.

What happens if a Fluent Wait method returns null?

• The method succeeds and continues execution.

• The method fails, indicating the object is not yet found.

• The browser crashes.

• The element is automatically made visible.

How does Fluent Wait differ from WebDriver Wait?

• Fluent Wait is faster than WebDriver Wait.

• Fluent Wait uses polling at regular intervals, while WebDriver Wait continuously monitors.

• WebDriver Wait is only for mobile applications.

• Fluent Wait is deprecated in the latest Selenium version.

Why is Fluent Wait not commonly used in real-time projects?

• It is not supported by all browsers.

• It is mainly used for interview questions.

• It is not as efficient as other wait mechanisms.

• It is too complex to implement.

What is a bad practice when implementing wait mechanisms in Selenium?

• Using implicit waits.

• Using Fluent Wait.

• Using WebDriver Wait.

• Using Thread.sleep.