ActionMode Buffer is used to save values generated during execution.

• A. It saves values only after the TestCase ends.
• B. It can save any type of value (static or dynamic) for later use in the same TestCase.
• C. It only stores values for external use.
• D. It only handles numeric values.

Answer: (B)

ActionMode Buffer is about storing values you generate or specify as you run actions, so you can reuse them later within the same TestCase. This buffer is not limited to a single type or to external use; you can save static values you define or dynamic results produced during execution, and then pull those values into later steps of the same TestCase. That makes it flexible for passing data between actions, parameterizing steps, or feeding outputs back into subsequent actions.

The other statements don’t fit because the buffer is intended for use during the execution of a TestCase to enable reuse, not only after the TestCase ends. It isn’t restricted to numeric values only, nor is it limited to values intended for external use.