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in selenium, the default page load timeout is the amount of time the webdriver will wait for a page to load before throwing a timeoutexception. this timeout is important because it ensures that your tests do not hang indefinitely waiting for a page to load. by default, the page load timeout is set to a certain value, but you can customize it based on your requirements.
here is a tutorial on how to set the default page load timeout in selenium using python:
1. import the necessary modules:
2. set the default page load timeout:
3. load a webpage and handle the timeoutexception:
in the code above, we first import the necessary modules including `webdriver`, `by`, `webdriverwait`, and `expected_conditions`. we then create a new instance of the chrome webdriver and set the page load timeout to 10 seconds using the `set_page_load_timeout` method.
next, we load a webpage using `driver.get("[ Ссылка ]")`. if the page load exceeds the specified timeout of 10 seconds, a timeoutexception will be thrown. you can catch this exception and handle it as needed.
remember to replace `"[ Ссылка ]"` with the actual url of the webpage you want to load in your test script.
by setting an appropriate default page load timeout in your selenium tests, you can ensure that your tests are robust and able to handle different loading times of web pages.
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