The answer is correct 1- App calls a connector 2- A flow has a trigger and an Action

1. Flow 2. Connector

I am going with 1. Flow, 2. Flow. A trigger is an event that starts a flow. An action is a step in a flow that performs a specific operation.

CoPilot says - For the first part a power apps app can call on either a Connector, Flow or Gateway. So this part of the question is too ambiguous. For the second part the answer is Connectors.

Why is there so much dispute around most of the answers? For example there are two different answers below that are highly voted and they both differ from the answer suggested above. Why can't ExamTopics do something to avoid our confusion?

1. flow 2. connector Triggers and actions are the primary building blocks in Power Automate. Each trigger or action represents an API that can be used to interact with a specific data source. Triggers and actions are both defined and contained in connectors.

My answer is flow , connector. and actions and triggers are properties of connector is correct.

1.Flow 2.Connector For the first answer : " Connector components Each connector offers a set of operations classified as actions and triggers. Once you connect to the underlying service, these operations can be easily leveraged within your apps and workflows." Source : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/connectors

ChatGPT said : 1- Flow 2- Flow !!!

Flow Connector

The 2nd question in this topic appeard also in topic 53. The answer here is also "CONNECTOR" because -> I quote:"Each connector offers a set of operations classified as actions and triggers." source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/connectors

see discussion from question 53. answers: flow and connector are correct

a) FLOW: A Power Apps app can call(trigger) a flow eg to send an email, create or update a record etc b) Actions and triggers are properties of connectors-Each connector offers a set of operations classified as actions and triggers. Once you connect to the underlying service, these operations can be easily leveraged within your apps and workflows. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/connectors

I'll go with connector for both.

in exam 7/11/22

as Powerapps connectors are API's, the call the connector. As actions are steps a flow takes after receiving a trigger, flow is correct for 2

2 is connectors. Short read on why triggers and actions are part of connectors: "connector provides the following triggers..." (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/dataverse/overview)