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The Associate Reactive Developer exam is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of OutSystems reactive web and mobile application development. It is specifically tailored for developers who are new to the OutSystems platform and are looking to enhance their skills in developing simple yet dynamic reactive web and mobile applications. By taking this exam, you will be taking one of the initial steps towards embarking on your exciting journey as a certified OutSystems developer, opening up a world of opportunities for growth and success in the field.

Format: Multiple choice

Number of questions: 50

Passing score: 70% (35/50)

Exam duration: 2 hours (if needed)

Cost: $200 US

Language: English, Espa?ol, 日本語, Português (BR)

The exam focuses on practical knowledge and scenarios that validate your knowledge and professional experience. Each question has only one correct answer and incorrect answers do not affect your final score.

Exam Topics	Percentage
Reactive Apps in OutSystems	14%
Client Variables / Site Properties
Screen Lifecycle
Debugging and Monitoring
Data Modeling	12%
Entities & Data Types
Data Relationships
Fetching Data	20%
Aggregates
Fetching Data on Screens
Logic	22%
Client and Server Actions
Form Validations
Logic Flows & Exception Handling
UI Design	24%
Screen Widgets
Blocks and Events
Architecture & Security	8%
Modular Dependencies
Role-based Security

1. Considering Aggregates and the SQL Tool, which of the following is the correct option?

A. The SQL Tool allows to write queries that contain sub-queries.

B. Joins between entities can only be defined in Aggregates.

C. All queries that can be written in an SQL Tool can be defined in an Aggregate.

D. Attribute grouping can only be done with the SQL Tool.

Answer: A

2. Regarding Blocks in OutSystems reactive apps, which of the following options is correct?

A. Blocks can only be instantiated on Screens.

B. Blocks can be instantiated on Screens and other Blocks.

C. Blocks can be instantiated on Client Actions on the Screen.

D. Blocks can be instantiated on Screens and external HTML pages, using a special HTML tag.

Answer: B

3. Considering Users and Roles in OutSystems, which of the following options is correct?

A. End-users can only be created programmatically, using Actions from the Users application.

B. There are three built-in roles in OutSystems: Anonymous, AppUser and Registered.

C. All users, with or without a login, have automatically the Registered Role.

D. By default, end-users are managed in the built-in Users application.

Answer: D

4. What is the main purpose of the Screen Preparation?

A. Decide what widgets will be rendered.

B. Fetch data from databases.

C. Submit the form data to the server.

D. Redirect the user to the proper screen.

Answer: B

5. Considering Aggregates and SQL Queries, which of the following statements is true?

A. All SQL Queries can be replaced by an Aggregate.

B. Aggregates and SQL Queries have different output types.

C. Everything that can be define in Aggregate can also be written in a SQL Query.

D. Both SQL Queries and Aggregates are automatically optimized by the platform.

Answer: C

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

A. To access the value submitted in an Input widget, we can simply use InputName.Value.

B. Labels associated with mandatory fields will display a visual cue on the Screen.

C. An input widget can only be used for the Text data type.

D. Every input must have a Label associated with.

Answer: B