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# Examples of functionality

ZenCreate allows you to **create apps** without writing a single line of code, and in particular it allows you to:

* Use multiple-choice **game dynamics** (such as quizzes, find the hidden object, memory games etc.) 
* Use game dynamics based on **drag & drop** activities (such as puzzles, dress-up, place objects in sequence etc.)
* Create **interactive apps** that include images, text and animations
* Upload material on the fly, without having to **release a new version** (only in some situations)


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