The scope of Input Parameters and Local Variables is limited to the Screen where they are defined.

The statement that the scope of Input Parameters and Local Variables is limited to the Screen where they are defined is accurate. In OutSystems, Input Parameters and Local Variables are designed to be used within the context of the specific screen or action where they have been declared.

This means that once you set a value for a Local Variable or receive an Input Parameter on a screen, that value is not accessible outside of that specific screen. This localized scope helps manage data flow and keeps it organized, ensuring that variables are only relevant to the specific functionality of the screen in question.

Input Parameters are passed into the screen from other parts of the application, whereas Local Variables can be set and modified within the screen. However, neither type of variable can be accessed or modified from another screen or action, which is essential for maintaining modularity and preventing unintended interactions between different components of the application.

The other choices suggest different scopes or variability in scope based on module setups or functions, which is not accurate for Input Parameters and Local Variables in the context of a single screen. Thus, the original assertion regarding their limited scope is justified.