Selenium WebDriver with Java - Basics to Advanced and Frameworks - Practice Example on Fluent Wait

The video tutorial explains the concept of web elements in Selenium, focusing on their visibility and interaction. It covers the use of Webdriver waits, including fluent wait and explicit wait, to handle elements that are present but not visible or clickable. The tutorial also discusses creating custom methods for element visibility and compares different wait strategies, highlighting the importance of fluent wait in interviews despite its limited use in real projects.

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

• They do not load with the page.

• They are not part of the HTML structure.

• They are always in a disabled state.

• They cannot be interacted with until they are visible.

Which method is used in WebDriver waits to ensure an element is interactable?

• elementToBeVisible

• elementToBeClickable

• elementToBePresent

• elementToBeEnabled

What does Fluent Wait allow you to do that WebDriver Wait does not?

• Wait for elements to be present.

• Load elements dynamically.

• Automatically handle pop-ups.

• Define custom polling intervals.

How does Fluent Wait handle elements that are not immediately visible?

• It waits indefinitely until they appear.

• It polls at regular intervals until they become visible.

• It throws an error immediately.

• It ignores them and moves on.

Which wait strategy is considered a bad practice in Selenium?

• Thread.sleep

• Implicit Wait

• WebDriver Wait

• Fluent Wait

What is a common misconception about Fluent Wait and WebDriver Wait?

• They are unrelated to Selenium.

• They implement different interfaces.

• They are both part of implicit waits.

• They are the same class.

In what context is Fluent Wait most commonly discussed?

• Performance optimization

• Real-time projects

• Interview questions

• Unit testing