How does window.alert() impact the accessibility of a webpage?
A). It improves accessibility by providing interactive elements.
B). It has no impact on accessibility.
C). It may negatively impact accessibility by interrupting screen readers.
D). It optimizes page performance for users with disabilities.
When should window.alert() be used in JavaScript?
A). For complex form validation.
B). For displaying important messages or notifications.
C). For manipulating DOM elements.
D). For generating random numbers.
Which method can be used to capture user input along with window.alert()?
A). window.confirm()
B). window.prompt()
C). window.validate()
D). window.execute()
Which method can be used to display a confirmation dialog box in JavaScript?
A). window.alert()
B). window.confirm()
C). window.prompt()
D). window.validate()
What is the purpose of window.alert() in JavaScript?
A). To display a message in the browser console.
B). To create a new browser window.
C). To validate form input data.
D). To display a dialog box with a message and an OK button.
How does window.alert() handle the order of execution in JavaScript?
A). It executes after all other statements in the script.
B). It executes before other statements in the script.
C). It executes in parallel with other statements in the script.
D). It executes based on user interactions with the webpage.
How can you include variable values in an alert message using window.alert()?
A). By concatenating variables with the message string.
B). By enclosing variables in square brackets.
C). By using special placeholder syntax like {variable}.
D). By assigning variables directly to the alert method.
What happens when window.alert() is executed in a JavaScript code?
A). It creates a new browser window.
B). It displays a modal dialog box with a message.
C). It opens a new tab in the browser.
D). It prints the message in the browser console.
What is the recommended approach for handling multiple alert messages in JavaScript?
A). Use a single alert message for all notifications.
B). Display alert messages based on user actions.
C). Avoid using multiple alert messages to minimize disruption.
D). Use a separate alert message for each notification.
What is the behavior of window.alert() in terms of script execution?
A). It halts the script execution until the alert is dismissed by the user.
B). It continues script execution while the alert is displayed.
C). It triggers an error in the console.
D). It pauses script execution until the user interacts with the alert.