In an electric circuit, how is current measured using an in-line (series) ammeter?

In introductory circuit analysis, which wire gauge (American Wire Gauge, AWG) will typically carry the most current safely (all else equal, such as material and length)?

In introductory circuit analysis, which American Wire Gauge (AWG) wire can typically carry the most current (assuming the same material and similar insulation/ambient conditions)?

In an introductory circuits context, which device restricts electric current flow to a single direction?

In an introductory DC circuit, which type of circuit prevents the flow of current because the conducting path is broken?

In an electric circuit, how is current measured using an in-line (series) ammeter?

In introductory electricity, what SI unit is used to measure electric current?

Which of the following is always true about capacitors and batteries?