How does the browser determine the path along which the event propagates?
- Bubbling phase and capturing phase both follow the DOM hierarchy from the target element to the document root.
- It is determined by the order in which event listeners were added.
- The browser chooses a random path for event propagation.
- It follows the DOM hierarchy from the document root to the target element.
The browser determines the path of event propagation based on the DOM hierarchy. Events can propagate in two phases: capturing and bubbling. In the capturing phase, events travel from the document root to the target element. In the bubbling phase, events travel from the target element back up to the document root. This order ensures that ancestors and descendants of the target element have an opportunity to handle the event.
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