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If you’re using the Chrome browser and a Java Script application stops running due to an error in the Java Script 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 panelc. pressing F12 and reviewing the code in Console panel.d. pressing F12 and reviewing the code in the Sources panel.

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Answer:

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

Explanation:

If an error pops up, one can always see it by pressing the F12.

After that, a Console panel is shown with the information(and only the information) about type of error.

Inside that information there is always a clickable link which leads one into the Sources panel.

There the mistake can be red, and alternatively corrected.

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