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"Convenience methods" is a pretty well-accepted term for "helper methods", where the caller can just call the method with minimal effort in order to set the environment to how they want it. There's a pretty good description here: http://wiki.c2.com/?ConvenienceMethods.

I believe this is a better term to use than merely calling the methods "convenient", because, while awkward in a traditional English sense, this term has been adopted within the industry as having its own semantics, separate from simply saying "convenient".

That said, it looks like the spelling should be fixed. I've submitted a PR.

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Shouldn't it be an adjective altogether?
So it would be:

The Java, C#, and Python bindings include convenient methods so you don’t have to code an ExpectedCondition class yourself or create your own utility package for them.

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@mmerrell Can you amend your PR to remove C# from the list of languages that include ExpectedConditions? They’ve been deprecated in the .NET language binding, and will eventually be removed.

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fixed with #198

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