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  1. Which harness type is used to display a case summary view to a user who is not assigned to the current assignment?

    Answer: Review harness

    The Review harness displays read-only case information to users who are not assigned to the current work item.

  2. In Pega, what is the primary purpose of a 'Skin' rule?

    Answer: To control the visual styling and theme of the application UI

    A Skin rule defines the visual styling, colors, fonts, and theme applied across the application's user interface.

  3. Which layout type in Pega automatically adjusts column widths and stacking behavior based on the screen size?

    Answer: Dynamic layout

    Dynamic layouts in Pega are responsive and automatically reflow columns based on available screen width.

  4. What does the 'Visible when' condition on a UI control do when the condition evaluates to false?

    Answer: Hides the control from the rendered UI

    When a 'Visible when' condition evaluates to false, the control is hidden from the rendered user interface.

  5. Which Pega UI component would you use to allow a user to select multiple values from a predefined list?

    Answer: Checkbox group

    A checkbox group control allows users to select one or more values from a predefined list simultaneously.

  6. In Pega Constellation architecture, what is the role of a 'View'?

    Answer: A view defines the UI structure for displaying or collecting data in a DX API-compatible format

    In Constellation, a View defines the UI component tree for a screen or section, consumed by the DX API for rendering.

  7. What is the effect of setting a section's 'Read only' property to true?

    Answer: All controls in the section become disabled and non-editable

    Setting a section to read-only disables all editable controls within it, preventing user input.