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The arrows connecting each block with another are ____

(a) Flexible as in they don’t become permanent when once placed

(b) Rigid as in their direction cannot be changed

(c) Don’t pop up in the screen

(d) Absent

I have been asked this question during an online exam.

My question is taken from Modeling in division SIMULINK and GUIs of MATLAB

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Correct answer is (a) Flexible as in they don’t become permanent when once placed

The explanation: By clicking the head of the arrow, we can drag it and change it’s direction. Also we change the alignment of the body by keeping the cursor pressed on the arrow body, while moving that part of the body. It does show on the screen, i.e. it’s head and it’s tail.

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