Computers and Technology, 02.03.2020 22:58, toxsicity

Why is the following line of code necessary after the if-else statement? $("#password").val(password); Question 24 options: a) The val() method removes the password entered by the user, so this code displays the original password. b) The next() method replaces the password entered by the user, so this code displays the original password. c) The text() method replaces the password entered by the user, so this code displays the original password. d) The trim() method removes extra spaces entered by the user, so this code displays the trimmed password.

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