Complete the code to check the checkbox with id 'subscribe'.
cy.get('#subscribe').[1]()
click() instead of check() may work but is not the best practice.select() or type() which are for other elements.The cy.check() command is used to check a checkbox or radio button. Here, it checks the checkbox with id 'subscribe'.
Complete the code to uncheck the checkbox with class 'accept-terms'.
cy.get('.accept-terms').[1]()
check() instead of uncheck().clear() which is for input fields.The cy.uncheck() command is used to uncheck a checkbox. Here, it unchecks the checkbox with class 'accept-terms'.
Fix the error in the code to check the checkbox with name 'newsletter'.
cy.get('input[name="newsletter"]').[1]()
click() instead of check().select() or type() which are incorrect here.To check a checkbox, use cy.check(). Using click() may work but check() is the correct Cypress command for checkboxes.
Fill both blanks to check all checkboxes with class 'option' and then uncheck the one with id 'option3'.
cy.get('.option').[1]() cy.get('#option3').[2]()
click() instead of check() or uncheck().clear() which is not for checkboxes.First, cy.check() checks all checkboxes with class 'option'. Then, cy.uncheck() unchecks the checkbox with id 'option3'.
Fill all three blanks to check the checkbox with id 'agree', verify it is checked, and then uncheck it.
cy.get('#agree').[1]() cy.get('#agree').should('[2]') cy.get('#agree').[3]()
click() instead of check() or uncheck().should('be.visible') instead of should('be.checked').First, cy.check() checks the checkbox. Then, should('be.checked') asserts it is checked. Finally, cy.uncheck() unchecks it.