What tells you whether an extension has a template?

What tells you whether an extension has a template?

• A. Code template field
• B. Extension size
• C. Last modified date
• D. Version number

Answer: (A)

The key signal is the code template field. This field holds the template content or a reference to a template, so when it has data there is a template available to use or customize. The other metadata—extension size, last modified date, and version number—tells you about the extension’s size, when it was changed, and which release it’s on, but none of them confirm whether a template exists. If the code template field is empty, there’s no template; if it’s populated, you can see and work with the template.

The key signal is the code template field. This field holds the template content or a reference to a template, so when it has data there is a template available to use or customize. The other metadata—extension size, last modified date, and version number—tells you about the extension’s size, when it was changed, and which release it’s on, but none of them confirm whether a template exists. If the code template field is empty, there’s no template; if it’s populated, you can see and work with the template.