How can you simulate a button click event in React Testing Library?
- Use the simulateButtonClick function.
- Call the fireEvent function with the click event.
- Import the ButtonSimulator component.
- Include an onClick prop in the button element.
In React Testing Library, you can simulate a button click event by calling the fireEvent function with the click event. This function is part of the testing library and allows you to interact with your components in testing scenarios. The other options are not correct. There is no simulateButtonClick function, and ButtonSimulator is not a standard component in React Testing Library. Including an onClick prop in the button element doesn't simulate a click event; it's used for defining the behavior when the button is clicked.
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