In SAP AppGyver, which of the following is the correct syntax for a string-type data object attribute? Please choose the correct answer.

Question

Options

• AOpen and close curly brackets { }, as in {Hello}
• BOpen and close double quotes " ", as in "Hello"
• COpen and close square brackets [ ], as in [Hello]
• DOpen and close single quotes ' ', as in 'Hello'

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  7% (3)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  88% (38)

Explanation

In SAP AppGyver, string-type data object attributes are wrapped in single quotes ('Hello'), following a convention common in many low-code/no-code platforms where single quotes explicitly denote string literals in formula and binding syntax. Double quotes (B) are often used in JSON or other data formats but are not the AppGyver formula syntax for string values. Curly braces (A) are reserved for binding expressions or object notation - they signal dynamic content, not a plain string. Square brackets (C) denote arrays or list access, not strings.

Memory tip: Think of AppGyver's single quotes like a single string - one type, one kind of quote. If you see { }, think dynamic; if you see [ ], think list; if you see ' ', think text string.

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