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Question#1

Output parameters are available ...

A. Only inside their implementation scope.
B. Only outside their implementation scope.
C. Both inside and outside their implementation scope.

Question#2

1.Events only allow to communicate with the parent element.

A. True
B. False

Question#3

1 paging website per page 10 records. When clicking on the link [2], the next 10 records are displayed, but the link [2] is not in bold. The cause is right

A. In action handle On Notify of List Navigation can not execute refresh List Navigation.
B. In action handle On Notify of List Navigation can not execute Refresh Table.
C. In action handle On Notify of List Navigation can not execute Refresh Query

Question#4

In a module producer, something cannot be shared with other modules

A. Session Variable
B. Server Action
C. Role
D. Process

Question#5

How would you change the following Aggregate (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1inmyBDK2wZlWDS-SzmSrzZ1B7gs6hlba/view?usp=sharing) to return the number of orders per priority?

A. Change the Join between the Order and the Priority to Only With and create a Count over the Priority.Id attribute.
B. Create a Group By over the Priority.Id attribute and a Count over the Order.Id attribute.
C. Create a GroupBy over the Order.Id attribute and a Count over the Priority.Id attribute.
D. Remove the Join between the Order and the OrderStatus and create a Count over the Priority.Id attribute.

Exam Code: Associate Reactive Developer
Q & A: 262 Q&As         Updated:  Nov 04,2026

 

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