Files and folders that together form the styling of your application are typically stored in which of the following folders?

The correct choice, which identifies where the files and folders that collectively define the styling of your Mendix application are stored, is indeed the "Theme" folder. This folder is specifically designed to hold various style-related resources, including CSS files, image assets, and other components that contribute to the visual design of the application. By organizing these elements within the Theme folder, developers can easily manage and customize the look and feel of the application, ensuring a consistent user interface across all screens.

The Theme folder's purpose is to separate styling resources from other types of files, facilitating better organization and maintainability of the application's design aspects. This allows for simpler updates to styling without affecting the underlying functionality of the app.

While the "Resources" folder is important for storing application resources, it is broader in scope and may include files of various types, not just those related to styling. The "Assets" folder can also be associated with additional resources like images or files, but it is distinct from the dedicated styling purpose of the Theme folder. The "Library" folder, on the other hand, is typically used for storing reusable components and modules, which do not specifically relate to the styling of the application.