Google Apps Script - Exercise Coding Projects - How to Create Web Apps with Apps Script Launch Your Web App URL to Share

This video tutorial explains how to create and deploy web apps using Google Apps Script. It covers the benefits of web apps, how to use request parameters to retrieve content from spreadsheets, and how to generate HTML content. The tutorial also guides on deploying web apps and managing different versions.

What is the primary benefit of using web apps created with Google Apps Script?

• They do not require any coding.

• They are faster than traditional apps.

• They require no internet connection.

• They can be shared as a web URL.

Which function is used to handle GET requests in a Google Apps Script web app?

• doPost

• fetchGet

• doGet

• handleGet

What is the best practice for creating a web app in Google Apps Script?

• Using a shared script

• Using a standalone script

• Using a local script

• Using a bound script

What is the purpose of the 'deploy' button in the Google Apps Script editor?

• To deploy the web app

• To run the script

• To delete the script

• To save the script

Which deployment option allows you to test your web app before making it live?

• Live deployments

• New deployment

• Managed deployments

• Test deployments

What is the significance of the 'execute as' option during deployment?

• It changes the script's language.

• It determines who can edit the script.

• It defines the permissions for accessing files.

• It sets the script's execution speed.

How can you update an existing deployment of a web app?

• By creating a new script

• By editing the script and redeploying

• By deleting the old deployment

• By changing the script's name

What is the difference between 'parameter' and 'parameters' in Google Apps Script?

• 'Parameter' retrieves all values, 'parameters' retrieves the first value.

• Both retrieve the same values.

• Neither can retrieve values.

• 'Parameter' retrieves the first value, 'parameters' retrieves all values.

How can you access request parameters in a Google Apps Script web app?

• Using the 'fetch' function

• Using the 'doGet' function

• Using the 'getRequest' function

• Using the 'e' object

What is the purpose of using JSON.stringify in the context of Google Apps Script?

• To fetch data from a URL

• To convert a string to an object

• To convert an object to a string

• To deploy the web app