Considering Inputs and Labels, which of the following options is correct?

The statement that labels associated with mandatory fields will display a visual cue on the screen is correct. In user interface design, especially in forms, it is standard practice to provide users with clear indicators of which fields are mandatory. This is typically done using visual cues such as asterisks or different coloring for the label of the input field.

When a label is associated with an input and the input is mandatory, this visual cue helps users quickly identify which fields they must fill out before submitting the form, enhancing the overall usability and user experience. Such cues are essential for ensuring that users do not miss critical information required for form submission, helping to reduce errors and improve the efficiency of data entry.

In contrast, input widgets can accept various data types beyond just text, making option B incorrect. While associating labels with inputs is a good practice, it is not strictly required as per the rules of the framework, so option A is misleading. Lastly, accessing the value of an input widget typically involves using a specific syntax in the OutSystems framework, and while using "InputName.Value" is a common approach, this may vary based on certain contexts, which affects the reliability of option C.