Which command is good ‘delay’ or ‘wait’?
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Answer / Himanshu Sharma
Both 'delay' and 'wait' commands are used to introduce a pause in your script. However, 'delay' usually refers to a fixed time delay (for example: Delay(10)) whereas 'Wait' command waits for a specific condition to occur before continuing (for example: Wait Until Text exists, Wait Until Element appears). Choose the appropriate command based on your requirements.
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