Which of the following can be used to fill an internal table?

The option that combines VALUE #( ) and APPEND is indeed powerful for filling an internal table in ABAP.

Using VALUE #( ) allows you to create and fill an internal table in a single statement. This syntax provides a concise way to instantiate an internal table with specific data. For example, you could use it like this:

DATA lt_table TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF ty_table WITH EMPTY KEY.

lt_table = VALUE #( ( field1 = 'value1' field2 = 'value2' ) ( field1 = 'value3' field2 = 'value4' ) ).

This results in an internal table filled with predefined row data without needing to loop or append each individual entry manually.

APPEND, on the other hand, is specifically designed to add a single entry to the end of an existing internal table. This command is essential when you want to build your internal table one row at a time during processing. For example, you could use:

APPEND wa TO lt_table.

where wa is a work area that holds the data to be appended.

Choosing both VALUE #( ) and APPEND as correct indicates the ability to utilize both concise data structures and iterative processes in filling internal