You need to select multiple checkboxes on a page where all checkboxes share the class name "optionCheck". Which code snippet correctly selects all unchecked checkboxes?

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Selenium Java - Handling Form Elements

List<WebElement> boxes = driver.findElements(By.className("optionCheck"));
for (WebElement box : boxes) {
    if (!box.isSelected()) {
        box.click();
    }
}

BWebElement box = driver.findElement(By.className("optionCheck")); if (!box.isSelected()) { box.click(); }

List<WebElement> boxes = driver.findElements(By.className("optionCheck"));
for (WebElement box : boxes) {
    box.click();
}

Ddriver.findElement(By.className("optionCheck")).click();

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Find all checkboxes by class name
Use findElements to get a list of all checkboxes with class "optionCheck".
Step 2: Loop and click only unchecked boxes
Iterate over each checkbox, check if it is not selected, then click to select.
Final Answer:
Code snippet that loops over all checkboxes and clicks unchecked ones -> Option A
Quick Check:
Loop + check isSelected() + click unchecked [OK]

Quick Trick: Loop through all checkboxes, click only if not selected [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Using findElement instead of findElements for multiple elements
Clicking all checkboxes without checking state
Not looping through all checkboxes

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You need to select multiple checkboxes on a page where all checkboxes share the class name "optionCheck". Which code snippet correctly selects all unchecked checkboxes?

Step 1: Find all checkboxes by class name

Step 2: Loop and click only unchecked boxes

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