Selenium WebDriver with Java - Basics to Advanced and Frameworks - Building Customized Methods using Fluent Wait

The video tutorial explains the concept of fluent wait in Selenium, highlighting its complexity compared to webdriver wait. It covers the syntax and implementation of fluent wait, using a practical example to demonstrate its use. The tutorial also addresses error handling and troubleshooting, emphasizing the need for customized wait methods due to the lack of predefined functions in fluent wait.

What is one disadvantage of using Fluent Wait compared to WebDriver Wait?

• It is easier to write.

• It is faster to execute.

• It is less reliable.

• It is more complex to write.

What is the main purpose of the Wait interface in Selenium?

• To provide explicit waits.

• To provide faster execution.

• To provide implicit waits.

• To provide thread safety.

Why is the documentation for Fluent Wait considered challenging?

• It is only available offline.

• It is written in a foreign language.

• It is too detailed.

• It lacks sample codes.

What is the purpose of using a CSS selector in Selenium?

• To style the webpage.

• To locate elements on the webpage.

• To execute JavaScript.

• To handle browser cookies.

What is the role of the 'polling every' method in Fluent Wait?

• To define the frequency of checking for the condition.

• To handle exceptions.

• To initialize the WebDriver.

• To set the maximum timeout.

What should you do if you encounter a 'no such element' exception during a Fluent Wait?

• Restart the browser.

• Ignore it and continue polling.

• Increase the timeout duration.

• Terminate the test immediately.

How does Fluent Wait handle the situation when an element is not immediately found?

• It stops the test execution.

• It keeps polling until the timeout is reached.

• It throws an exception immediately.

• It switches to a different element.

What happens if Fluent Wait does not find the element within the specified timeout?

• It returns a default value.

• It switches to implicit wait.

• It throws a timeout exception.

• It retries indefinitely.

What is the expected return type when using Fluent Wait to find an element?

• WebElement

• Integer

• Boolean

• String

Why might a test using Fluent Wait fail even if the code is correct?

• The element appears too quickly.

• The element never appears.

• The CSS selector is too complex.

• The browser crashes.