'@=salesforce/apex/AccountController ., updateaccounts';
Explanation:
When importing an Apex method into a Lightning Web Component (LWC), the correct syntax is:
import methodName from '@salesforce/apex/ClassName.methodName';
Option D: import updateAccounts from '@salesforce/apex/AccountController.updateaccounts'; Correct Syntax.
import updateAccounts:
Specifies the JavaScript function name to reference in the LWC.
from '@salesforce/apex/AccountController.updateaccounts';:
Indicates that we are importing from an Apex class named AccountController, and the method is updateaccounts.
Case Sensitivity:
The class and method names are case-sensitive and should match the Apex code.
Reference:
Importing Apex Methods
Apex Methods in Lightning Web Components
Incorrect Options:
Option A: import updateaccounts from '@salesforce/apeax/AccountController'; Incorrect Module Path:
Misspelling in the module path (apeax instead of apex).
Missing Method Reference:
Does not specify the method to import.
Option B: import updateaccounts from 'AccountController';
Incorrect Module Path:
Missing the @salesforce/apex/ prefix.
Reference to Class Only:
Does not specify the method to import.
Option C: import updateaccounts from 'c/AccountController.updateaccounts'; Incorrect Namespace:
'c/' is used for importing custom JavaScript modules, not Apex methods.
Incorrect Module Path:
Should use @salesforce/apex/ for Apex methods.
Conclusion:
The correct code statement is Option D, which follows the proper syntax for importing an Apex method into an LWC.