To answer this question, you need to understand the concept of accessibility checkpoints in web development.
Option A) DataBase CheckPoint - This option is incorrect because a database checkpoint is not specifically related to checking the alt attribute for objects in web development.
Option B) STANDARD checkpoint - This option is incorrect because there is no specific "standard" checkpoint that is used to check the alt attribute for objects in web development.
Option C) Accessibility checkpoint - This option is correct because accessibility checkpoints are used to ensure that web content is accessible to people with disabilities. One of the accessibility checkpoints is specifically related to checking the alt attribute for objects such as images. The alt attribute provides alternative text for images, making them accessible to people who cannot see them.
Option D) Bitmap checkpoint - This option is incorrect because a bitmap checkpoint is related to comparing the actual bitmap of an image with the expected bitmap, rather than checking the alt attribute.
The correct answer is C) Accessibility checkpoint. This option is correct because it specifically addresses the task of checking the alt attribute for all relevant objects, such as images, to ensure accessibility.