ActionMode Input is used to enter values.

ActionMode Input is used to enter values.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. It saves a value in Buffer.
• D. It waits for a property.

Answer: (A)

ActionMode Input is the way Tosca feeds a value into a UI element. When you use this mode, Tosca sends the specified text to the target control, mimicking how a user types into a field. This is exactly what you do when you need to populate text fields such as usernames, passwords, or search terms during a test. So, the statement is true. It doesn’t save a value in a Buffer—that’s a different mechanism for storing data—and it isn’t about waiting for a property, which would be handled by a separate wait or synchronization action.

ActionMode Input is the way Tosca feeds a value into a UI element. When you use this mode, Tosca sends the specified text to the target control, mimicking how a user types into a field. This is exactly what you do when you need to populate text fields such as usernames, passwords, or search terms during a test. So, the statement is true. It doesn’t save a value in a Buffer—that’s a different mechanism for storing data—and it isn’t about waiting for a property, which would be handled by a separate wait or synchronization action.