A.UiPath handles exceptions by default.

B.By using Try Catch activities inside the workflow for unexpected application exceptions.

C.By validating data using conditional blocks for business exceptions.

A.In case of an exception, to be able to find its source activity

B.To easily understand the high-level business logic from a workflow.

C.To be able to understand the process logic without expanding each sequence or invoked workflow.

A.Keeping environment settings hard coded inside workflows.

B.Reusing workflows across different projects.

C.Breaking the process into smaller workflows.

A.No

B.Yes, in a UiElement variable.

C.Yes, in a String variable

A.Input = 1 and Output = 1

B.Input = 1 and Output = 2

C.Input ={1} and Output = {2}

D.Input ={0} and Output = {0}