Which sequence of steps should be executed at runtime to output data using the ALV grid control?

To effectively output data using the ALV (ABAP List Viewer) grid control, the sequence of steps is crucial to ensure that the data is properly displayed in the user interface.

Creating a container object first is essential because the grid control needs a designated area to display the data. The container serves as a host for the grid object, allowing the ALV grid to be embedded within it.

After establishing the container object, creating the grid object follows naturally. The grid object is responsible for managing the display of the data and handling user interactions. If you attempt to create the grid object before the container, the grid would have no place to render itself, which would lead to issues in displaying the output.

Finally, passing data to the grid object is the last step in the process. This ensures that the grid is populated with the necessary data to present to the users after both the container and grid have been successfully set up. The passing of data at this stage allows the grid to render the information accurately within the confines of the designated container.

This sequence is essential for proper execution because the structure of the ALV grid control is designed around the logical order of creating a visual output: first, establish where the grid will be displayed, then create the grid to