Selenium Java - Handling Windows, Frames, and AlertsWhich of the following code snippets correctly accepts an unexpected alert in Selenium Java?Adriver.switchTo().alert().accept();Bdriver.alert().accept();Cdriver.switchTo().alert().dismiss();Ddriver.acceptAlert();Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify correct alert handling syntaxThe correct syntax to accept an alert is driver.switchTo().alert().accept();Step 2: Check other optionsdriver.alert() and driver.acceptAlert() are invalid methods; dismiss() closes alert but does not accept it.Final Answer:driver.switchTo().alert().accept(); -> Option AQuick Check:Accept alert syntax = switchTo().alert().accept() [OK]Quick Trick: Use accept() to confirm alerts [OK]Common Mistakes:Using invalid method namesConfusing accept() with dismiss()Missing switchTo().alert() call
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