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What property would be used to access the element's class in JavaScript?

  1. element.className

  2. element.class

  3. element.getClass()

  4. element.attribute('class')

The correct answer is: element.className

The correct property to access an element's class in JavaScript is the className property. This property allows you to retrieve or set the class attribute of an HTML element as a string, which can include one or more class names separated by spaces. This is particularly useful when manipulating styles or adding/removing classes dynamically through JavaScript, enabling developers to manage the element's appearance effectively. The other options do not provide the correct means to access the element's class in JavaScript. For instance, using 'element.class' does not correspond to any valid property in the DOM API. The method 'element.getClass()' is not a recognized function in JavaScript for accessing class names, and 'element.attribute('class')' does not conform to standard JavaScript syntax for property access, as attributes are not accessed in this manner. The className property is specifically designed for directly interacting with class attributes on HTML elements, making it the appropriate choice.