If you're using the Chrome browser and a jа vascript application stops running due to an error in the jа vascript code, you can identify the statement that caused the error by

a. pressing F12, clicking on the link in the Sources panel, and reviewing the code in the Console panel

b. pressing F12, clicking on the link in the Console panel, and reviewing the code in the Sources panel

c. pressing F12 and reviewing the code in Console panel

d. pressing F12 and reviewing the code in the Sources panel

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Axel Hood

11 December, 02:57

If you're using the Chrome browser and a jа vascript application stops running due to an error in the jа vascript code, you can identify the statement that caused the error by

a. pressing F12, clicking on the link in the Sources panel, and reviewing the code in the Console panel

b. pressing F12, clicking on the link in the Console panel, and reviewing the code in the Sources panel

c. pressing F12 and reviewing the code in Console panel

d. pressing F12 and reviewing the code in the Sources panel

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Cheyanne Meyer · Answer 1

Option b pressing F12, clicking on the link in the Console panel, and reviewing the code in the Sources panel

Explanation:

Google Chrome browser will display error in jа vascript code in the Console panel. The error message is a link that contains the info such as type of error (e. g. reference error or syntax error etc) along with the line number of codes where the error is detected. When we click on the error message link, we will be redirected to the Sources panel where we can review the codes.