Google Apps Script - Exercise Coding Projects - Create a WebApp URL Sharing and Deploying Scripts with Google Apps Scrip

This video tutorial covers deploying and sharing projects using Google App Script. It explains how to use the script editor to write and deploy code, create and share libraries, and deploy scripts as web applications. The tutorial also discusses configuring access permissions, managing deployments, and accessing support and feedback options.

What is the primary function used to output content to a web page in Google App Script?

• doPost

• doGet

• doPut

• doDelete

Which of the following is NOT a type of deployment available in Google App Script?

• Web App

• Library

• API Executable

• Mobile App

What must you do before deploying a project as a web application?

• Write the code in a text editor

• Set up a new deployment

• Create a mobile app

• Delete previous deployments

When deploying a web application, what is generated for the app?

• A unique web URL

• A desktop shortcut

• A QR code

• A mobile app link

What is the difference between a test deployment and a live deployment?

• Live deployment is free

• Test deployment is faster

• Test deployment reflects code changes immediately

• Live deployment is only for mobile apps

Who can access the dev URL of a Google App Script project?

• All Google account holders

• Users with edit permissions

• Only the project owner

• Anyone with the link

What permission level allows a user to edit and update the code in a shared Google App Script project?

• Viewer

• Contributor

• Editor

• Owner