Which detail is included in the public Module Registry exposure that helps users configure modules?

• A. Required input variables only
• B. Optional inputs and default values only
• C. Outputs only
• D. Required input variables, optional inputs with default values, and outputs

Answer: (D)

The Registry exposes the module’s interface, which includes the input variables (showing which are required and which have defaults) and the outputs the module provides. This combination lets users configure the module correctly by knowing what must be supplied, what can be overridden, and what values will be returned for use elsewhere. That’s why including required inputs, optional inputs with default values, and outputs is the complete and best description of what the public exposure offers. If a registry detail only referenced one part (like just required inputs or just outputs), it would leave out essential information needed to configure and consume the module effectively.