What is Fluent Wait? What are its Advantages?

The video tutorial explains the concept of fluent wait, a type of explicit wait in Selenium, and compares it with webdriver wait. Fluent wait checks for web elements at regular intervals, unlike webdriver wait, which continuously monitors. The tutorial discusses the practical use of fluent wait, particularly in scenarios where elements have similar HTML properties, using an e-commerce example. It concludes with a note on the rarity of fluent wait's necessity in real-world applications.

What is the main difference between Fluent Wait and WebDriver Wait?

Explain how Fluent Wait monitors for web elements.

In what scenarios would you prefer to use Fluent Wait over WebDriver Wait?

Describe the polling mechanism in Fluent Wait.

What happens if an object is found before the timeout in both waits?

How does Fluent Wait handle timeouts and polling intervals?

What is the significance of the 'timeout' parameter in both waits?

Can you provide an example where Fluent Wait is more beneficial than WebDriver Wait?

What are the common pitfalls when using Fluent Wait?

Discuss the importance of regular intervals in Fluent Wait.