What type of variables can be created inside a Screen?

In OutSystems, a Screen can indeed have both Input Parameters and Local Variables defined within it, making the selection of Input Parameters and Local Variables the correct response.

Input Parameters are essential as they allow information to be passed into the Screen from other parts of the application, enabling the dynamic rendering of content based on user interactions or data from previous screens. This is vital for creating responsive and interactive applications that adapt to user input.

Local Variables, on the other hand, are utilized to store temporary data that is only relevant within the context of that specific Screen. These can be used for calculations, maintaining state throughout the lifecycle of the screen, or managing data that does not need to be exposed outside of this particular Screen. They enhance the functional capabilities of the Screen, allowing developers to manipulate data as needed without affecting the global state of the application.

This dual capability of having both Input Parameters and Local Variables gives developers the flexibility necessary to create complex interactions within an OutSystems application. While there are options that mention only Input Parameters or just Local Variables, they do not reflect the full range of variable types available within a Screen context.