implicit wait example in selenium java

Sure, I'd be happy to provide you with a tutorial on using implicit wait in Selenium with Java. Implicit waits are used to tell the WebDriver to wait for a certain amount of time before throwing a "NoSuchElement" exception. This can be helpful when certain elements on a webpage take some time to load.
Let's go through a step-by-step tutorial with a code example:
Make sure you have a Selenium project set up in your preferred Java IDE. If you haven't already, download the Selenium WebDriver JAR files and add them to your project.
Create a new Java class for your test and import the necessary packages.
Now, let's add an implicit wait to the code. The implicit wait will be applied globally to the WebDriver instance, so it will be active for the entire duration of the WebDriver's existence.
That's it! You've successfully implemented an implicit wait in your Selenium WebDriver script using Java. Implicit waits can be useful when dealing with dynamic web pages where elements may take some time to load.
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