Why might you want to use async/await syntax in your Protractor tests?
- To improve test performance
- To make tests slower
- To reduce code complexity
- To synchronize operations
Using async/await syntax in Protractor tests helps synchronize operations and handle asynchronous tasks, ensuring more reliable and stable tests.
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