Understanding Web Viewer Events

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<p>The 'Open Another Screen' block is used to navigate between different screens or views within an app. This is crucial in designing multi-screen experiences.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The Number data type is used for storing and working with numerical information, essential for performing calculations, storing measurements, and creating quantitative data.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>It is triggered when the app or screen starts.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>It defines the interval for a timer event to occur.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Events that happen automatically based on a timer's countdown or interval expiration.

Actions that occur based on user inputs, like tapping, swiping, or clicking a button.

A type of event triggered by changes in phone orientation or movement, like shaking or tilting.

A data type that can store only two values: true or false.

A data type that stores text or characters, such as words, sentences, or symbols.

Web Viewer apps are designed to quickly display online content, often from trusted sources.

Malicious websites designed to trick users into revealing personal information, often disguised as legitimate sites.

Web Viewers often have filtering mechanisms to block access to untrusted websites, helping to prevent phishing attacks.

Events that occur automatically, not based on user interactions, like updates or notifications.

Properties describe the characteristics or attributes of a component, not its actions.

String data is not designed for mathematical calculations, it's primarily for storing text.

A component property that sets the time interval for repeated actions within a Web Viewer app. Think of it as a timer for the Web Viewer.

A block that allows you to open another screen within an app, essentially moving the user to a new section of the app.

A data type that represents numerical values, primarily used for mathematical operations and calculations within an app.

A command block that instructs the Web Viewer to search for and load a specific URL, allowing you to display online content within your app.

Operators used to perform mathematical operations, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division within an app.

A named container used to store and manipulate data within your app. Think of it as a labeled box for holding information.

A property that describes a characteristic or attribute of a component, defining its appearance or behavior within an app.

A type of data that can only hold one of two values: 'true' or 'false'. Think of it as a 'yes/no' switch or a decision maker.

A data type used for storing and manipulating numbers within an app. Think of it as the app's built-in calculator.

A data type used to store and manipulate text data such as words, sentences, or symbols. It is used for tasks like combining text, changing letter cases, and formatting.

A block of code triggered when a button is clicked within the app. It allows you to execute specific actions when a button is pressed.

A property of a component that stores details about the device's model, like its specific name and version.

An automatic event that occurs when two sprites collide within the app's environment. You can use this event to trigger specific actions when objects touch each other.

A data type used to store and manipulate numerical values. It is essential for calculations, comparisons, and mathematical operations within the app.

An event that triggers as soon as the app or a specific screen starts running. It sets up the initial state of the app when it begins.

A property that defines the interval at which a timer event should occur. It determines how often a timer will trigger an event.

A variable is used to store information that can be changed while the app is running. Think of it like a named box that can hold different values.

The Number data type is used for storing and manipulating numerical values like integers and decimals. It's essential for calculations, comparisons, and performing math within your app.

A logical sequence block is a way of making decisions within the code, determining which parts of the code to execute based on true or false conditions.

Arithmetic operators are symbols used to perform mathematical operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. They perform calculations within your app.

The 'On_Break' event is not triggered by clicking the Web Viewer. It's actually responsible for handling code execution within your app when the user presses the 'Break' button.

Sensor events are triggered by changes in the device's orientation or movement, like shaking, tilting, or using an accelerometer. These events are used to detect how the user is physically interacting with the device.

String data, used to store text or characters, cannot be used for calculations like addition or subtraction. You need the Number data type for those operations.

The Call Web Viewer block is used to load a specific URL into the Web Viewer component, allowing you to display online content within your app. It's like telling the Web Viewer to go to a particular website.

A Boolean value can store either 'true' or 'false' to represent a decision, a condition, or a switch that can be on or off.

User-initiated events are actions triggered by the user's interactions with the app, such as tapping on a button, touching the screen, or moving the phone. They are the app's response to user input.