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5. Who can benefit from using low-code tools?
Only full-stack engineers
Only cybersecurity experts
Both technical and non-technical users
Only front-end developers
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14. Why might someone still choose traditional coding over no-code?
For handling complex, custom systems
Because it's faster
Because it has fewer tools
Because it's easier to learn
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2. Which tool is mainly used to automate tasks without coding?
Zapier
Unity
Excel Macros
GitHub
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13. What is the role of Thunkable in education?
Managing LAN networks
App development for students
Teaching cryptography
Robotics engineering
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17. How do no-code platforms typically speed up development?
By requiring more testing
By providing ready-made components
By outsourcing projects
Through AI-generated 3D graphics
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3. What type of project is best suited for no-code development?
Complex video game
A basic mobile app prototype
High-security banking app
Real-time 3D multiplayer game
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9. Which skill is becoming more important in modern development?
Solving problems and creating value
Memorizing syntax rules
Knowing only Java
Writing long code manually
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15. Which of the following is a low-code feature?
Only works offline
Allows limited scripting
Complete hardware access
Requires no digital skills
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11. What do startups often use no-code tools for?
Creating MVPs quickly
Hardware prototyping
Replacing all developers
Building final commercial releases
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12. What’s a key benefit of using no-code in teams?
Encourages cross-functional collaboration
Requires full-time coding staff
Increases dependency on IT departments
Blocks non-technical users
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18. Why is low-code often preferred in enterprise environments?
It works without internet
It supports slow project cycles
It avoids all coding
It balances control and speed
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7. Which platform is mostly used to create websites visually?
MySQL
Webflow
Git
Unreal Engine
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1. What is a key feature of no-code platforms?
Designing system architecture
Drag-and-drop interface
Editing database queries manually
Writing advanced Python scripts
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16. What does the term “democratization” in software development mean?
Apps are free for everyone
Tools are limited to big companies
Only elite programmers have access
More people can build apps without coding skills
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10. What type of user commonly uses Airtable?
Game designers building engines
Network engineers setting up routers
Marketers organizing data
Ethical hackers testing systems
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4. What does MVP stand for in app development?
Mobile Virtual Process
Minimal Value Program
Major Visual Prototype
Minimum Viable Product
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19. What kind of knowledge is NOT required to start with no-code?
Understanding basic logic
Knowing app goals
Coding in C++
UI/UX awareness
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8. What is a common limitation of no-code platforms?
Low-level memory management
Limited customization options
Full access to backend systems
Require learning multiple programming languages
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6. Which of the following is a misconception about no-code tools?
They allow fast prototyping
They eliminate the need for all developers
They support visual building
They make software development more accessible
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20. In the future, how will no-code tools likely impact developers?
Help them focus on complex tasks
Replace them entirely
Eliminate need for testing
Make manual coding illegal
