Implicit, Explicit, & Fluent Wait in Selenium(Step by Step Explained with Demo) - Day 5

In this video, We are discussing Waits in Selenium or Different Types of Waits in Selenium.
- Implicit wait in selenium.
- Explicit wait in selenium.
- Fluent wait in selenium

✅ Implicit wait in selenium
- Implicit wait is used to set a default wait time (say 20 secs) in your automation script to wait for an element on the page.
- Features
- Once implicit wait is set, it is applicable for the whole automation script.
- Default wait time for Implicit wait is 0 secs.
- Webdriver throws "No Such Element Exception" if element is not found in specified time.
implicit wait is the maximum time set between two steps/commands of the automation script.
Syntax
✅ Explicit wait in selenium
- Explicit wait can be called as conditional wait. It tells the WebDriver to wait for certain conditions before maximum time exceeded.
- Features
Explicit wait is intelligent wait, as it waits certain conditions
It provides a better approach to handle dynamic ajax elements.
WebDriver throws "ElementNotVisibleException" if explicit wait fails.
It applies to only single element and not to whole script.
Syntax
/ Explicit Wait
WebDriverWait wait = new WebDriverWait(driver, 10);

✅ Fluent wait in selenium
Fluent wait is kind of conditional wait but with frequency.
It means fluent wait is used to wait for a condition with a regular frequency/time interval to be checked before throwing "ElementNotVisibleException".
Features
ElementNotVisibleException is element not found
it will check after every 5 secs for the element X
Syntax
/ Fluent Wait
Wait wait = new FluentWait(WebDriver reference)
.withTimeout(timeout, SECONDS)
.pollingEvery(timeout, SECONDS)

public WebElement apply(WebDriver driver) {
}
});
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[MultiMandy]

This guy did not explain the core logic. He is saying that fluent wait facilitates polling time & ignore exception logic but this can be done with both fluent wait & webdriver wait (Explicit wait) . Explicit wait is child of fluent wait class.
Webdriver wait can do everything that fluent wait can do.
Only difference is that webdriver wait will throw exception only after timeout is completed or when element is not found. But in fluent wait we have to write ignore exception code otherwise it will throw exception even when timeout is not completed or we can say during polling time.
I hope it clarifies everyone’s doubt

[Peter-zzzk]

Hey, i only did not get one part, //a/h3 -> where did this Xpath came from ?

[lalitghule]

You can explain more better with writing new code

[abhishekbaghel]

I have a question
can we remove thread.sleep completely with wait or there are some scenarios where we have to use thread.sleep

[vaishalilahudkar]

Hi sir,
Can you please explain what exactly the page source is

[surajkumar-tozh]

Hello sir, You have said that implicit wait will wait for 10secs, but i think it will execute the next command as soon as the element is found, which maybe one or two seconds.

[naaz]

If we fail on waits then what kind of exceptions we will get?

[atkuriajaykumar]

please make a new video because some features are already got deprecated by selenium 4 like for suppose

[pranavpawar]

If process is taking 3hours to complete how to wait that long to process and check output

[Ark_Mark]

is there a way to make the thread wait for the whole page to load before progressing the code?

[arathod]

Bhai thoda slow bola kro, aur flow of explanation clear rakho,

[techicalkunal]

my question is that when i am using implicit wait .it is not working and implicit word getting crossline .how to over come .it is suggesting me to use suppress warning deprecation

[franknazare]

Good informative video. What software/application did you use for presentation?