Question

a student is using a popular fitness app on their phone to track a workout. to use the app, the user first opens the app on their phone. once open they select the type of workout they are going to do. at the end of the workout, the amount of calories burned is displayed. in order to calculate the amount of calories burned, the app reads data about the user from their phone profile and reads sensor data on the phone to determine the activity level. based on this information, which of the following would be consider user input data for the app? a entering your physical information into your profile b selecting the type of workout c opening the app on the phone d reading the sensor data

Explanation:

User input data refers to data that the user actively provides to the app.

• Option A: Entering physical information into the profile is user - input as the user deliberately provides this data.
• Option B: Selecting the type of workout is also user - input as it is a choice made by the user.
• Option C: Opening the app is a basic action to start using it, not data input for the app's functionality (like calculating calories).
• Option D: Reading sensor data is data collected by the app from the phone's sensors, not user - input.

Answer:

A. Entering your physical information into your profile, B. Selecting the type of workout