Which of the following is the correct syntax to perform a right-click on a WebElement named 'element' using Selenium Actions in Java?

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Selenium Java - Actions Class

Anew Actions(driver).contextClick().perform();

Bnew Actions(driver).moveToElement(element).contextClick().perform();

Cnew Actions(driver).contextClick().moveToElement(element).perform();

Dnew Actions(driver).click(element).contextClick().perform();

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Review correct method chaining
To right-click on a specific element, first move to it using moveToElement(element), then call contextClick() without parameters, and finally perform().
Step 2: Identify incorrect syntax
new Actions(driver).contextClick().perform(); does not target the element. new Actions(driver).contextClick().moveToElement(element).perform(); reverses the order. new Actions(driver).click(element).contextClick().perform(); mixes click and contextClick incorrectly.
Final Answer:
new Actions(driver).moveToElement(element).contextClick().perform(); -> Option B
Quick Check:
Correct syntax = moveToElement -> contextClick -> perform [OK]

Quick Trick: Use moveToElement before contextClick for element-specific right-click [OK]

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