A.  

Each running process automatically adapts to the available dependency version.

B.  

Each running process uses its own required version of the dependency.

C.  

All running processes use the latest version of the dependency available.

D.  

Running processes use the earliest compatible dependency version.

A.  

id='selMonth'

B.  

aaname='FirstName'

C.  

D.  

class-down-chevron set-font'

A.  

BusinessRuleException

B.  

NullReferenceException

C.  

ApplicationException

D.  

SystemException

A.  

Sequence

B.  

Flowchart

C.  

State Machine

D.  

Global Exception Handler

A.  

Flowchart

B.  

Workflow

C.  

State Machine

D.  

Global Exception Handler

A.  

The activity will use only properties set in Activity Project Settings.

B.  

The activity will remove Multi Line in Run mode and a Single Line in Debug mode.

C.  

The activity will remove a Single Line in Run mode and in Debug mode.

D.  

The activity will remove a Single Line in Run mode and Multi Line in Debug mode.

A.  

If(condition1, valueIfTrue) ElseIf(valueIfFalse)

B.  

valueIfTrue If condition1 Else valueIfFalse

C.  

If condition1 Then valueIfTrue Elself valueIfFalse

D.  

If(condition1, valueIfTrue, valueIfFalse)

A.  

Then

B.  

Setup

C.  

When

D.  

Given

A.  

Can have only one initial state and multiple final states.

B.  

Can have only one initial state and only one final state.

C.  

Can have multiple initial states and multiple final states.

D.  

Can have multiple initial states and only one final state.

A.  

Object Repository coverage

B.  

Test data coverage

C.  

Selector coverage

D.  

Activity coverage

A.  

Export test data, group tests together, analyze activity coverage.

B.  

Perform debugging, analyze activity coverage, group tests together.

C.  

Export test results, group tests together, analyze activity coverage.

D.  

Export test data, perform debugging, analyze activity coverage.

A.  

Multiply the TimeSpan variable by -1 and then add it to the DateTime variable.

B.  

Assign the subtraction result to a DateTime variable with the following syntax Today.Subtract(Span).

C.  

Use the Add method on the DateTime variable and pass a negative TimeSpan value.

D.  

Call Now.Subtract(Span) directly, without using a DateTime variable.

A.  

DateTime.AddHours(CurrentDate, -12).Hour

B.  

CurrentDate.AddHours(-12).Hour

C.  

CurrentDate.SubtractHours(12).Hour

D.  

DateTime.SubtractHours(CurrentDate, 12).Hour

A.  

Process Transaction only.

B.  

Get Transaction Data and Process Transaction.

C.  

Initialization and Process Transaction.

D.  

Initialization and Get Transaction Data.

A.  

dtEmployee.Select("([Department]='IT' AND [Department]='Finance') AND [Salary] < 30000")

B.  

dtEmployee.Select("[Department]='IT OR [Department]='Finance' OR [Salary] < 30000")

C.  

dtEmployee.Select("[Department]='IT' OR [Department]= 'Finance' AND [Salary] < 30000")

D.  

dtEmployee.Select("([Department]='IT' OR [Department]='Finance') AND [Salary] < 30000")

A.  

UiPath Screen OCR

B.  

Microsoft OCR

C.  

Tesseract OCR

D.  

Microsoft Azure Computer Vision OCR

A.  

One Screen

Two Applications

Two UI Elements

B.  

One Screen

Two Applications

Five UI Elements

C.  

One Application

Two Screens

Five UI Elements

D.  

One Application

Two UI Elements

Five Screens

A.  

Property: FilterByMessageIds

Schema: "@SQL=""urn:schemas:httpmail:subject'"' like 'UiPath%'"

B.  

Property: Filter

Schema: "@SQL=""urn:schemas:httpmail:subject"" like 'UiPath%'"

C.  

Property: Filter

Schema: "@SQL=""urn:schemas:httpmail:subject"" like '%UiPath%'"

D.  

Property: FilterByMessageIds

Schema: "@SQL=""urn:schemas:httpmail:subject"" like '%UiPath%'"

A.  

Verify If a certain application is open in the execution environment.

B.  

Verify the naming of a certain key present in the 'Config' dictionary.

C.  

Verify the variable type for the 'Config' dictionary.

D.  

Verify If a certain key is present in the 'Config' dictionary.

A.  

1 minute

B.  

5 minutes

C.  

10 minutes

D.  

15 minutes

A.  

The Flow Switch activity is designed solely for usage in sequence workflows.

B.  

Two default cases can be assigned in the Default section

C.  

The default TypeArgument property for the Flow Switch activity is set lo Int32.

D.  

Default cases can be numbered.

A.  

End Process

B.  

Initialization

C.  

Get Transaction Data

D.  

Process Transaction

A.  

Test Data Queue

B.  

Data Service with Filter

C.  

File

D.  

Data Service

A.  

To maintain contextual insights within log messages, including secure details like credentials.

B.  

To add specific contextual information to log messages that are relevant to the automation process.

C.  

To modify the representation of logged contextual data as it is displayed in the Orchestrator.

D.  

To generate extra variables alongside log messages, enhancing workflow understanding.

A.  

1 lime

B.  

2 times.

C.  

The process will not enter the Get Transaction Data state because a linear process is not transactional.

D.  

Until there are no more queue items left unprocessed in Orchestrator

A.  

Set Log Message option in the Breakpoint Settings.

B.  

Insert a Log Message before each activity with a breakpoint.

C.  

Select Log Activities from the Debug panel.

D.  

Select Execution Trail from the Debug panel.

A.  

Value: 4

Data Type: Object

B.  

Value: 7 Data Type String

C.  

Value: 4

Data Type: String

D.  

Value: 7

Data Type: Object

A.  

A panel that displays a more comprehensive list of all alerts.

B.  

A panel that displays summaries of the alerts you subscribed to, received as error reports every ten minutes, or as daily reports.

C.  

A panel that displays alerts as they occur.

D.  

A panel that displays the most severe five alerts, accessible from the Alerts bell.

A.  

Provide a mechanism for subscribing to specific events from third-party applications, automatically starting processes in Orchestrator.

B.  

Assist in the creation of automation projects by providing event-based activities.

C.  

Manage connections between UiPath Studio and third-party applications.

D.  

Provide a mechanism for starting processes on a scheduled basis from Orchestrator.

A.  

Employing LINQ to concatenate two strings in a list by writing listOfStrings.Concatenate("String_1", "String_2").ToList().

B.  

Using LINQ to filter DataTable rows based on a specific condition by writing dataTable.AsEnumerable().Where(Function(row) row("ColumnName").ToString.Contains("Value")).CopyToDataTable().

C.  

Applying LINQ to convert a list of integers to a JSON format by writing listOflntegers.ToJSON().ToList().

D.  

Utilizing LINQ to split a DataTable into multiple smaller DataTables based on a specific condition by writing dataTable.Splitf'ColumnName = 'Condition'").CopyToData Tablet).

A.  

InitAIIApplicatlons.xaml

B.  

InitAIISettings.xaml

C.  

Process.xaml

D.  

FirstRun.xaml

A.  

A State Machine is composed of States, Triggers, and Loops.

B.  

A State Machine is made up of States, Transitions, Entry Actions, and Exit Actions.

C.  

A State Machine comprises three main components: Sequences, Flowcharts, and Input/Output Arguments.

D.  

A State Machine consists of four primary components: States, Triggers, Transitions, and Actions.

A.  

Array of String

B.  

String

C.  

Double

D.  

lnt32

A.  

Delay before

B.  

Delay between keys

C.  

Delay after

D.  

Alter disabled element

A.  

Initialization -> Get Transaction Data -> Process Transaction -> End Process

B.  

Initialization -> Get Transaction Data -> End Process

C.  

Initialization -> Process Transaction -> End Process

D.  

Initialization -> End Process

A.  

Customlog fieldsareusedto automatically retry failed transactions with real-time updates.

B.  

Customlog fieldsareusedto store sensitive information like credentials and personal data of users.

C.  

Customlog fieldsareusedto define the variable types for transactions, replacing the default Queueitemtype.

D.  

Customlog fieldsareincluded in log messages and used to add more data about each transaction for reporting and troubleshooting purposes.

A.  

(DateTime.Now - DateTime.ParseExact(DateString. "dd MMM yyyy". Culturelnfo.lnvariantCulture)).Days < 7

B.  

(DateTime.Now - DateTime.ParseExact(DateStnng. *dd MMM yyyyH. Culturelnfo.lnvariantCulture)).AddDays(-7) > 0

C.  

(DateTime.Now - DateTime.ParseExact(DateStrlng, "d MMM yyyy". Culturelnfo.lnvariantCulture)).Days < 7

D.  

DateTime Parse(DateTime Now - DateString) Days < 7

A.  

Local elements and library elements.

B.  

Dynamic elements and static elements

C.  

Web elements and mobile elements.

D.  

Ul elements and non-UI elements.

A.  

They are stored in a dedicated folder for mock testing configuration.

B.  

They are stored in a separate folder called "Mocks".

C.  

They are stored in the same folder as the source workflow.

D.  

They are stored in a nested structure based on the source workflow's file tree.

A.  

Sequence

B.  

Flowchart

C.  

Global Exception Handler

D.  

State Machine

A.  

Studio and the remote robot have the same version.

B.  

TCP/IP connectivity exists between the Studio machine and the remote machine

C.  

The same user must be signed in Studio and the remote robot.

D.  

Studio and the remote robot must be connected to the same Orchestrator tenant.

A.  

It replaces the need for OCR and image recognition activities in all automation projects involving web browsers.

B.  

It allows automation projects to be executed in virtual environments without installing any dedicated UiPath extension.

C.  

It provides a neural network server for analyzing the Ul of applications when working with the Computer Vision activities package.

D.  

It facilitates communication between remote applications and the dedicated UiPath extension, enabling native selector generation in UlExplorer.

A.  

Info, Success, Warn, Error, Fatal.

B.  

Info. Success. Warning. Error. Critical.

C.  

Information, Complete. Warning, Error, Failure.

D.  

Info, Completed. Warning, Error. Fatal.

A.  

Utilizing LINQ to find the total sum of integers in a list by writing listOfintegers.Sum(Function(x) x).

B.  

Applying LINO to filter out emails in a list of strings containing multiple email addresses by writing listOfStrings.FilterEmails().ToList()

C.  

Employing LINO to convert DataTable to JSON format by writing dataTable.ToJSONf)

D.  

Using LINQ to identify the longest string in a list of strings by writing listOfStrings.Max(Function(x) x.Lengthl))

A.  

Applying LINQ to find duplicates in a list of integers by writing: listOflntegers.FindDuplicates().ToList()

B.  

Utilizing LINQ to sort DataTable rows based on a specific column by writing: dataTable.OrderBy(Function(x) x.ToString).CopyToDataTable()

C.  

Executing LINQ to merge two DataTables by writing: dataTable1.Merge(dataTable2).CopyToDataTable()

D.  

Using LINQ to filter a list of strings containing only "UiPath" by writing: listOfStrings.Where(Function(x) x = "UiPath").ToList()

A.  

5

B.  

10

C.  

80

D.  

null

A.  

Entry

B.  

Transitions

C.  

Triggers

D.  

Exit

A.  

An empty string will be saved for the "OrchestratorQueueName" key in the config dictionary.

B.  

The flow will throw an exception in InitAllSettings workflow.

C.  

The "OrchestratorQueueName" key is not added to the config dictionary and the flow will throw in Get Transaction Data workflow.

D.  

The flow will use the value from the Settings sheets since the asset is missing.

A.  

Refresh, Open in UiExplorer, Copy to clipboard.

B.  

Ignore text. Copy to clipboard. Show all matches.

C.  

Open in UiExplorer, Copy to clipboard, Show all matches.

D.  

Accuracy, Open in UiExplorer, Copy to clipboard. Show all matches.

A.  

Settings sheet contains only values used for the initialization of applications. Assets sheet contains only Credential Assets stored in Orchestrator.

B.  

Settings sheet contains hard-coded values. Assets sheet contains all names of Orchestrator Assets including those of type Credential.

C.  

Settings sheet contains hard-coded values. Assets sheet contains all names of Orchestrator Assets except those of type Credential.

D.  

Settings sheet contains Credential Assets stored in Orchestrator. Assets sheet contains hard-coded values.

A.  

REST and SOAP APIs with JSON payload, various authentication types including OAuth 2.0 and Personal Access Token, building a connector from a Swagger definition only.

B.  

REST APIs with JSON payload. OAuth 2.0 and Basic authentication types, building a connector from a Postman collection only.

C.  

REST APIs with JSON payload, various authentication types including OAuth 2.0 and API Key, building a connector from an API definition or from scratch.

D.  

REST and SOAP APIs with JSON and XML payloads. OAuth 2.0 authentication only, building a connector from an API definition only.

A.  

The steps of the process refer to the execution of steps in a sequential manner, where each subsequent step depends on the successful completion of the previous step.

B.  

The steps of the process are performed multiple times, but each time different data items are used.

C.  

The steps of the process repeat multiple times over different data items. However, the automation design is such that each repeatable part processes independently.

D.  

The process steps are performed only once. If the need is to process additional data, then the automation must execute again.

A.  

To start UlPath processes only when users interact with specific Ul elements.

B.  

To manage API connections and authorize usage across different security protocols.

C.  

To notify users when a new connector is available In the UiPath Integration Service catalog.

D.  

To start UiPalh processes by configuring events such as data updates, insertions or deletions in other systems.

A.  

Click Right on the Test Case and select Update Test Data

B.  

Click Right on the Test Case and select Add Test Data.

C.  

Click Right on the Test Case and select Refresh Test Data

D.  

Click Right on the Test Case and select Remove Test Data.

A.  

Delay before

B.  

Activate

C.  

Input Element

D.  

Selector