What does marking a parameter as Visible allow?

What does marking a parameter as Visible allow?

• A. The parameter is hidden
• B. The user can see and work with this parameter
• C. The parameter is required
• D. The parameter is locked

Answer: (B)

Showing a parameter is about exposing it in the user interface so the user can interact with it. When a parameter is marked Visible, it appears in the UI, allowing you to see its current value and change it as needed. In other words, you can both view and manipulate it directly. Visibility isn’t the same as being required or being locked. A parameter can be visible but optional, or visible with restrictions set elsewhere (read-only, for example). If it isn’t marked Visible, the user won’t see it and can’t adjust it through the interface.

Showing a parameter is about exposing it in the user interface so the user can interact with it. When a parameter is marked Visible, it appears in the UI, allowing you to see its current value and change it as needed. In other words, you can both view and manipulate it directly.

Visibility isn’t the same as being required or being locked. A parameter can be visible but optional, or visible with restrictions set elsewhere (read-only, for example). If it isn’t marked Visible, the user won’t see it and can’t adjust it through the interface.