What is the scope of Input Parameters and Local Variables defined in a screen?

Input Parameters and Local Variables defined in a screen in OutSystems are indeed limited to the screen where they are defined. This scope restricts their accessibility to that specific screen, making it so that these variables cannot be accessed directly from other screens or modules, promoting encapsulation and reducing the risk of unintended interactions between different parts of the application.

This design helps in managing complexity, as developers can focus on the functionalities of each individual screen without worrying about how variables might be affected by other parts of the application. Input Parameters are specifically used to pass data into the screen when it is being rendered, while Local Variables are temporary data holders used to perform calculations or store intermediate results only within that screen's context.

The other answer choices refer to broader scopes or contexts that do not apply to Input Parameters and Local Variables specifically tied to screens, reinforcing the understanding that their use is contained within the defined screen boundaries.