To create an explicit wait in Appium, you need to define a ____, a ____ condition, and an optional ____ message.
- Timeout, Expected, Error
- Element, Expected, Success
- Condition, Timeout, Message
- Wait, Condition, Timeout
To create an explicit wait in Appium, you need to define a condition (such as presence_of_element_located), a timeout duration (maximum time to wait), and an optional error message for better understanding of failures. This allows precise control over waiting for elements in the automation process.
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