Google Apps Script - Exercise Coding Projects - Create a Doc with Apps Script

This video tutorial introduces Google Apps Script, demonstrating how to create a script, access the editor, and utilize its features. It covers creating a document using the DocumentApp service, setting up a project, and running functions. The tutorial also explains the interface, setting triggers, and sharing projects. It provides a step-by-step guide to creating and executing a script, including handling permissions and debugging with the logger.

What is the first step in creating a Google Apps Script?

• Opening the Google Apps Script editor

• Accessing the Google Drive

• Logging into YouTube

• Creating a new Google Document

What method is used to create a document in Google Apps Script?

• DocumentApp.create()

• newDocument()

• generateDoc()

• createDocument()

What is the unique identifier for each Google file called?

• File Name

• File Type

• File Path

• File ID

Where can you start scripting in Google Apps Script?

• youtube.com/start

• drive.google.com/start

• script.google.com/home/start

• google.com/start

What should you consider when naming a new project in Google Apps Script?

• Use random characters

• Use a meaningful name

• Use your favorite color

• Use the current date

What feature allows you to automate tasks in Google Apps Script?

• Triggers

• Macros

• Widgets

• Shortcuts

What are the two levels of access you can give when sharing a Google Apps Script project?

• Admin and User

• Editor and Viewer

• Owner and Contributor

• Reader and Writer

What tool can you use to quickly find and execute commands in the Google Apps Script editor?

• Task Manager

• Command Palette

• Script Finder

• Shortcut Menu

What must you do the first time you run a Google Apps Script that uses the DocumentApp service?

• Restart your computer

• Log out and log back in

• Accept permissions

• Create a new Google account

Where can you manage permissions for your Google Apps Script?

• youtube.com/permissions

• script.google.com/permissions

• drive.google.com/permissions

• myaccount.google.com/permissions