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What is the main difference between a connect app and an add-on app?

The main difference between a connect and an add-on app is that a connect app acts as an interface between Business Central and another service, while an add-on app acts as a link between two dependent apps.

The main difference between a connect and an add-on app is that a connect app acts as a link between two dependent apps, while an add-on app extends Business Central functionality horizontally or vertically.

The main difference between a connect and an add-on app is that an add-on app acts as an interface between Business Central and another service, while a connect app extends Business Central functionality horizontally or vertically.

The main difference between a connect and an add-on app is that a connect app acts as an interface between Business Central and another service, while an add-on app extends Business Central functionality horizontally or vertically.

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What is a library app?

A library app contains common code that other apps depend on.

A library app depends on other apps that contain common code.

A library app acts as an interface between Business Central and another service.

A library app contains code that other apps are unable to extend.

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What is a code analyzer?

A code analyzer is a connect app that builds on the compiler's functionality to offer enhanced analysis of the syntax and semantics of your code at build time.

A code analyzer is an add-on app that builds on the compiler's functionality to offer enhanced analysis of the syntax and semantics of your code at build time.

A code analyzer is an extension that builds on the compiler's functionality to offer enhanced analysis of the syntax and semantics of your code at build time.

A code analyzer is a library that builds on the compiler's functionality to offer enhanced analysis of the syntax and semantics of your code at build time.

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