Where does changing a variable in the Immediate Panel reflect?

Changing a variable in the Immediate Panel reflects in the Watch panel because the Watch panel is designed to monitor the values of variables during the execution of a workflow. When variables are modified using the Immediate Panel, those changes will immediately be visible in the Watch panel, allowing developers to keep track of the variable's current state. This is essential for debugging purposes, as it helps you verify whether the changes you are making are correct and how they affect the flow of the application.

The Watch panel not only provides insight into the current value of variables but can also help you analyze the effects of those changes as the workflow continues to execute, which makes it a vital tool during the debugging process. In contrast, the Output panel is primarily for displaying output messages and logs, the Locals panel shows the values of all local variables in the current scope, and while they are useful in their contexts, they do not directly reflect changes made in the Immediate Panel.