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Creating and displaying data in No-Code - Quick Revision & Summary

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beginner
What does it mean to create data?
Creating data means making new information or facts that can be used or shown later. For example, writing a list of your favorite fruits is creating data.
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beginner
Why is displaying data important?
Displaying data helps people understand information easily by showing it in a clear way, like charts, tables, or simple lists.
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beginner
Give an example of creating data in everyday life.
Writing down your daily expenses in a notebook is creating data about how you spend money.
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beginner
What are common ways to display data?
Common ways include lists, tables, charts, and graphs. These help show data clearly and make it easy to understand.
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intermediate
How can creating and displaying data help in decision making?
By creating and showing data clearly, you can see patterns or important facts that help you choose the best option.
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What is the first step in working with data?
AHiding data
BDeleting data
CCreating data
DIgnoring data
Which of these is NOT a way to display data?
AChart
BStorytelling without data
CTable
DList
Why do people display data clearly?
ATo make information easy to understand
BTo confuse others
CTo hide important facts
DTo waste time
Which example shows creating data?
ASleeping
BReading a book
CWatching TV
DWriting your daily schedule
How can displaying data help in making choices?
ABy showing patterns and facts clearly
BBy hiding important details
CBy making data confusing
DBy ignoring the data
Explain in your own words what creating data means and give a simple example.
Think about when you write or note down something new.
You got /2 concepts.
    Describe why displaying data clearly is helpful and name two ways to display data.
    Consider how charts or lists make information easier to understand.
    You got /2 concepts.