[Solved] What will happen when the following code runs?Actions actions = new Actions(driver); actions.moveToElement(menu).click(subMenu).perform(); | Selenium Java

Selenium Java - Actions Class

What will happen when the following code runs?

Actions actions = new Actions(driver);
actions.moveToElement(menu).click(subMenu).perform();

AThe mouse clicks 'menu' element and then moves to 'subMenu' element.

BThe mouse moves to 'menu' element and clicks on 'subMenu' element.

COnly the 'menu' element is clicked.

DThe code throws a syntax error.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Analyze the action chain sequence
The code first moves the mouse to the 'menu' element, then clicks on the 'subMenu' element.
Step 2: Understand method chaining effect
Actions are executed in order: moveToElement, then click, then perform runs them.
Final Answer:
The mouse moves to 'menu' element and clicks on 'subMenu' element. -> Option B
Quick Check:
moveToElement then click then perform [OK]

Quick Trick: Actions run in order added, perform() executes all [OK]

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