JavaScript confirm method invokes a function that asks the user for a confirmation dialogue on a particular action. The confirm () method uses a window object to invoke a dialogue with a question and two option buttons, OK and Cancel. If the user selects the OK option, it will continue to the function execution; selecting the Cancel option will abort the block code's execution.
It returns true if the user selects the OK option; otherwise, it returns false.
confirm("Select an Option!");It takes a "message" value in string format to display in the confirmation dialogue you want to show the user.
The confirm method returns a Boolean output, either true or false, if the OK is selected.
A boolean indicating whether OK (true) or Cancel (false) was selected. If a browser ignores in-page dialogues, then the returned value is always false.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>JavaScript</title>
<script>
/* Confirm Box*/
var a = confirm ("Do you like our Website?");
if (a) {
alert("Thanks");
} else {
alert("Sorry");
}
</script>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>