Explicit wait (WebDriverWait) in Selenium Java - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the code to create an explicit wait with a timeout of 10 seconds.

Selenium Java

WebDriverWait wait = new WebDriverWait(driver, Duration.[1]);

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Await(10)

Bseconds(10)

Ctimeout(10)

DofSeconds(10)

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Common Mistakes

Using incorrect method names like seconds() or timeout() which do not exist in Duration.

Passing an integer directly instead of a Duration object.

The Duration.ofSeconds(10) method correctly creates a Duration of 10 seconds for the WebDriverWait timeout.

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medium

Complete the code to wait until the element located by id "submit" is clickable.

Selenium Java

wait.until(ExpectedConditions.[1](By.id("submit")));

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AvisibilityOfElementLocated

BpresenceOfElementLocated

CelementToBeClickable

DalertIsPresent

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Common Mistakes

Using visibilityOfElementLocated which only checks visibility, not clickability.

Using presenceOfElementLocated which only checks presence in DOM, not visibility or clickability.

The elementToBeClickable condition waits until the element is visible and enabled so it can be clicked.

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hard

Fix the error in the code to wait for the title to contain "Dashboard".

Selenium Java

wait.until(ExpectedConditions.title[1]("Dashboard"));

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Acontains

BContains

Ccontain

DContain

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Common Mistakes

Using incorrect capitalization causing method not found errors.

Using 'contain' instead of 'contains'.

The correct method name is titleContains with a lowercase 'c' in contains.

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hard

Fill both blanks to wait until the element with class "loading" is invisible.

Selenium Java

wait.until(ExpectedConditions.[1](By.[2]("loading")));

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AinvisibilityOfElementLocated

BvisibilityOfElementLocated

CclassName

Did

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Common Mistakes

Using visibilityOfElementLocated which waits for visibility, not invisibility.

Using By.id instead of By.className for class selectors.

invisibilityOfElementLocated waits until the element is not visible, and className locator finds elements by class attribute.

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hard

Fill all three blanks to wait until the element with CSS selector ".menu-item" is visible and then click it.

Selenium Java

WebElement menu = wait.until(ExpectedConditions.[1](By.[2]("[3]")));
menu.click();

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AvisibilityOfElementLocated

BcssSelector

C.menu-item

Did

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Common Mistakes

Using By.id instead of By.cssSelector for CSS selectors.

Using presenceOfElementLocated which does not guarantee visibility.

visibilityOfElementLocated waits for visibility, cssSelector locates by CSS selector, and ".menu-item" is the CSS selector string.