Which of the following is an example of a token in Mendix?

In Mendix, tokens are placeholders that are replaced with dynamic values at runtime. The correct choice, which is [%dataAndtime%], is a token that typically represents a variable or property that will be evaluated to display the current date and time when the application is executed. The percentage signs denote that it is a runtime expression rather than a static value.

The other options reflect different types of representations that might not be recognized as tokens in the same way. For example, the format with square brackets and dollar signs is often used for parameters but does not specifically denote a runtime expression. Understanding the correct formats for tokens is essential for effectively using dynamic content in Mendix applications.