You troubleshoot a webpage that contains the following HTML element:
The following JavaScript code is included in a script tag in the HEAD section of the webpage: (Line numbers are included for reference only.)
You need to invoke the clickReporter() JavaScript function when a user clicks the mouse on the canvas HTML element.
What should you do?
To invoke the clickReporter() JavaScript function when a user clicks the mouse on the canvas HTML element, you need to assign the clickReporter function to the onclick event of the canvas element. This can be done by using canvas.onclick = clickReporter;. This way, when the canvas is clicked, the clickReporter function will be executed, displaying the alert message. Adding "clicked" as an attribute in the HTML is not valid syntax, and the other options do not correctly assign the event handler.
A is incorrect, as clicked is not valid syntax. The correct answer here should be C.
Yes, C is the correct. https://codepen.io/chobe/pen/QWNojKm
Im test the code with response A and it's ok
The correct answer is C.
both A and C worked for me.
A would be correct if it was: onclick= "clickReporter()" . C is correct and working perfectly.
C is correct when I typed it all into repl.it
Isn't it D?
The only correct answer is C. For A to work you need onclick instead of clicked