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  1. What is ArcGIS Online primarily used for?

    Answer: A cloud-based platform for creating, sharing, and managing maps and geospatial content

    ArcGIS Online is Esri's cloud-based GIS platform that enables users to create web maps, share layers, and build applications without local server infrastructure.

  2. In ArcGIS Online, what is a Web Map?

    Answer: A JSON document that references layers, defines symbology, and sets the map extent for display in web applications

    A Web Map is a JSON configuration file that specifies which layers to display, their styles, pop-ups, and the initial map view for browser-based mapping apps.

  3. What does a Feature Layer in ArcGIS Online allow users to do?

    Answer: Query, edit, and visualize vector features through a REST service endpoint

    A Feature Layer exposes vector data (points, lines, polygons) via a REST endpoint, enabling querying, editing, and rendering in web maps and applications.

  4. Which ArcGIS Online app builder allows non-developers to create custom web applications using a drag-and-drop interface?

    Answer: Experience Builder

    ArcGIS Experience Builder provides a no-code/low-code drag-and-drop interface for building multi-page web applications that work on any device.

  5. What is the purpose of ArcGIS Hub?

    Answer: An open data and community engagement platform for sharing GIS content with the public

    ArcGIS Hub enables organizations to create open data sites, host community initiatives, and share spatial data and apps with the public.

  6. In ArcGIS Enterprise, what is the role of the ArcGIS Server component?

    Answer: Hosts and publishes GIS services (map, feature, image) for use in web applications

    ArcGIS Server publishes GIS resources as web services that can be consumed by web, mobile, and desktop applications.

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