Which behavior is true about links and buttons in OutSystems?

In OutSystems, both links and buttons are versatile components that can interact with different elements within an application. The correct assertion is that links and buttons can indeed navigate to screens or trigger actions.

Links are commonly used for navigation within an application, such as moving between screens or, in some cases, redirecting to external URLs. They can also be configured to trigger client actions, which can execute JavaScript or perform some logic before navigation occurs.

Buttons, on the other hand, are typically associated with executing actions, such as submitting form data or triggering server-side logic. However, they also have the capability to navigate to other screens, which broadens their utility beyond merely calling server actions.

This flexibility in functionality allows developers to design user interfaces that are dynamic and responsive to user inputs, leveraging both links and buttons to create an effective navigation experience within OutSystems applications.