#44. Explicit Wait With Expected Conditions in Selenium WebDriver | Waiting For Multiple Conditions|

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Explicit waits are loops added to the code that poll the application for a specific condition to evaluate as true before it exits the loop and continues to the next command in the code. If the condition is not met before a designated timeout value, the code will give a timeout error.
Default polling interval is 500ms in WebDriverWait but We can set out polling interval as per requirement. We can also ignore known exceptions during waiting for the conditions using ignoring() method. We can also set custom message using withMessage() method to print meaning message in case of timeout or when expected condition is not matched.
I have explained about using ExpectedConditions class methods with WebDriverWait in this video tutorial.
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[@gauravvarma6483]

Very useful information. I have one doubt Can you please tell me what is the difference between Explicit Wait and Fluent Wait?
Is it that in Fluent Wait we have to provide explicitly pooling interval and ignoring exception?
any other difference?

[@RetargetCommon]

Hey, if you have watched my all three videos on Explicit Wait then you probably would know that. Explicit wait is the term which is just waiting for a condition explicitly. How do you wait that is upto you. You can write your own logic to wait or use classes like WebDriverWait and FluentWait. Your question should be difference between WebDriverWait and FluentWait classes. WebDriver wait is a class extending FluentWait like ChromeDriver indirectly implements WebDriver interface. There are some more which I will cover in next video. Thank you.