List attributes appear in Table View.

List attributes appear in Table View.

• A. Sometimes
• B. Never
• C. False
• D. True

Answer: (C)

In Table View, each feature is a row and each attribute becomes a column, with the cell showing the attribute’s value for that feature. List attributes are multi-valued, but Table View doesn’t expand those lists into multiple cells or rows. Instead, a List attribute appears as a single cell containing a textual representation of the list (for example, [item1, item2, item3]). Because of that, you don’t get a table where every list item is shown as its own entry. If you need to inspect individual elements, you’d flatten or explode the list into separate features or convert the list into separate attributes so each item can be viewed in the table. This is why the statement is not correct.

In Table View, each feature is a row and each attribute becomes a column, with the cell showing the attribute’s value for that feature. List attributes are multi-valued, but Table View doesn’t expand those lists into multiple cells or rows. Instead, a List attribute appears as a single cell containing a textual representation of the list (for example, [item1, item2, item3]). Because of that, you don’t get a table where every list item is shown as its own entry. If you need to inspect individual elements, you’d flatten or explode the list into separate features or convert the list into separate attributes so each item can be viewed in the table. This is why the statement is not correct.