Which statement about Links and Buttons is true?

The statement indicates that both links and buttons serve dual purposes in terms of navigation or action triggering within an OutSystems application. Links are traditionally used for navigation, allowing users to move from one screen to another, while buttons can also be used to execute actions on the current screen, such as submitting a form or triggering logic.

This versatility enhances user experience by allowing developers to choose the most appropriate element—link or button—based on the functionality they want to implement. For instance, if a button is required to carry out an operation, it can be linked to a Screen Action directly, while links can navigate users through the application seamlessly.

While it's true that links have the specific capability to direct users to external URLs, and buttons can indeed trigger actions aside from navigating to other screens, the correct understanding here is the broader capability of both elements to either lead the user to different screens or initiate actions, which is encapsulated in the correct answer. This flexibility is critical for creating dynamic and user-friendly web applications.