Which option correctly describes the behavior of the If Widget?

The If Widget is a powerful tool in OutSystems that allows developers to implement conditional logic in their applications. It is designed to evaluate conditions and determine which branch to execute based on the outcome of those conditions.

The correct answer highlights that the If Widget requires at least two branches to function correctly. This means that it must have a condition to evaluate and at least one path to take if that condition is true, typically coupled with an alternative path when the condition is false. This structure is essential for creating logical flows within applications, ensuring that developers can define what should happen under different scenarios.

While the other choices provide interesting aspects of programming logic, they do not accurately represent the core functionality of the If Widget. For example, it does not limit evaluation to just mathematical expressions; rather, it can process any condition that results in a boolean value. The behavior of processing conditions sequentially isn't a characteristic specific to the If Widget since it evaluates the condition at once rather than going through each condition in a step-by-step manner. Moreover, the If Widget does not support executing multiple branches at the same time; it strictly evaluates one branch based on the truth value of the condition.

Thus, requiring at least two branches is a fundamental characteristic that enables the If