Which line in the following Ducky script is sent to approve the Windows UAC warning?

Line 8 of the script issues the key combination - typically ALT+Y or a directional key followed by ENTER - that simulates clicking 'Yes' on the UAC elevation prompt after the prompt has been triggered by an earlier line. Ducky scripts execute keystrokes sequentially, so the UAC approval command must appear at the specific point in the sequence after the dialog has been raised but before subsequent commands that require elevated privileges.

Line 10 executes after the UAC dialog has already been handled, performing a later step in the payload sequence rather than the approval itself.

Line 5 runs before the command that raises the UAC dialog, meaning it cannot be the line that dismisses the prompt.

Line 6 is part of the pre-UAC portion of the script and performs a preparatory action, not the UAC approval keystroke.

Line 3 appears very early in the injection sequence, well before the UAC prompt is triggered by the script.