[Solved] What will be the outcome of executing the following Selenium Java code?WebElement element = driver.findElement(By.id("contextMenu")); new Actions(driver).contextClick(element).perform(); | Selenium Java

Selenium Java - Actions Class

What will be the outcome of executing the following Selenium Java code?

WebElement element = driver.findElement(By.id("contextMenu"));
new Actions(driver).contextClick(element).perform();

AThe code performs a double-click on the element instead of a right-click.

BThe code throws a NullPointerException because the element is not moved to before clicking.

CThe context menu will open at the current mouse location, ignoring the element.

DA right-click (context click) is performed on the element with id 'contextMenu'.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Locate the element
The element with id 'contextMenu' is found and stored in 'element'.
Step 2: Perform context click
The Actions class's contextClick(WebElement) method performs a right-click on the specified element.
Final Answer:
A right-click (context click) is performed on the element with id 'contextMenu'. -> Option D
Quick Check:
contextClick(WebElement) targets the element directly [OK]

Quick Trick: contextClick(element) right-clicks on the specified element [OK]

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