Free Practice Questions for Zoho Creator Associate

Deluge fundamentals (variables, operators, built-in functions)

Assign variables without type keywords, use arithmetic (+, -, *, /, %), relational, logical (&&, ||, !), and compound assignment operators, concatenate strings with +, and call built-in functions such as length, trim, contains, toList, text, and toNumber.

Deluge data types

Use Text in double quotes, Number for integers, Decimal for currency, Boolean keywords true/false unquoted, Date-Time in single quotes, zero-indexed Lists, key-value Maps with curly braces, the single-purpose Collection, the File type, and the null constant; map Creator fields to their data types.

Deluge tasks (conditionals, data access, subforms)

Write if/else if/else with criteria, for-each and while loops, and conditional (ternary) expressions; insert into forms, fetch with Form[criteria], update fetched records, and delete from Form[criteria]; and read, total, and add subform rows treated as a list of records.

Pages (HTML, ZML, and Deluge)

Build Pages and reusable Snippets using ZML (Zoho Markup Language) and HTML, and embed Deluge to fetch records and render dynamic, per-user content within the application's presentation layer.

Built-in integrations (Zoho and external services)

Use namespaced Zoho service tasks such as zoho.creator.getRecords and zoho.crm.createRecord that handle endpoints and authentication for you, and recognize that non-Zoho services require custom integrations instead.

Custom integrations (Connections, invokeUrl, GET/POST)

Call external REST APIs with invokeUrl using GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and PATCH; set the type, url, headers, and body; authenticate through OAuth-based Connections; use detailed:true for status codes; and parse JSON responses with map get().

Application settings (Developer Tools, Java and JavaScript)

Use the Deluge editor and test/execute console with the info statement for debugging, understand client-side JavaScript inside HTML Pages, manage Users/Roles/Permissions, and use staged development before publishing to production.

No-code basics (Forms, Reports, Pages, Workflows)

Create Forms to capture data, Lookup fields to relate records, Reports (list, kanban, calendar) to view data, and event-driven Workflows plus time-based Schedules and Buttons to automate actions.