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AD0-L800 · Question #132
Why might a developer convert a built-in interaction into a group of custom objects?
The correct answer is C. To allow full design control and use advanced actions. Converting a built-in interaction into custom grouped objects enables complete control over style, interaction logic, and branching, which isn't possible with the preset widget structure.
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Question
Why might a developer convert a built-in interaction into a group of custom objects?
Options
- ATo reduce publish size
- BTo enable advanced animation
- CTo allow full design control and use advanced actions
- DTo disable accessibility features
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A6% (2)
- B3% (1)
- C81% (26)
- D9% (3)
Explanation
Converting a built-in interaction into custom grouped objects enables complete control over style, interaction logic, and branching, which isn't possible with the preset widget structure.
Topics
#custom objects#advanced actions#design control#interaction conversion
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