Explain the concept of "gesture actions" in Appium and how they differ from regular interactions.
- Gesture actions and regular interactions serve the same purpose
- Gesture actions are only applicable to iOS devices
- Gesture actions involve multiple touch points and complex gestures
- Regular interactions are synchronous, while gesture actions are asynchronous
Gesture actions in Appium involve multiple touch points and complex gestures, such as pinching or swiping with multiple fingers. They differ from regular interactions as they are asynchronous, allowing for more complex and dynamic mobile interactions.
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