What role does the Developer Console play in external connectivity?

• A. It acts as a code editor for internal components
• B. It stores user credentials
• C. It generates Ontology-specific SDKs and provides documentation for building external applications
• D. It translates data into ontology graphs

Answer: (C)

External connectivity is about enabling external applications to interact with the platform. The Developer Console provides Ontology-specific SDKs and documentation to build these external applications, making it easier to integrate, authenticate, and call APIs. It guides developers with ready-to-use code samples and references, reducing setup work and ensuring consistent, supported integration patterns. Other options don’t fit: editing internal code isn’t about external connections; storing credentials isn’t a function of this console and raises security concerns; translating data into ontology graphs focuses on data representation, not enabling external app connections.