Evaluate & Compare the variable declaration in UiPath Studio
Aim: Evaluate & Compare the variable declaration in UiPath Studio.
Software Required: UiPath Studio
Description: We will open UiPath Studio & create a new project in which we will create variables through "variables" panel or through "properties" by specifing name of the variable, variable type & its scope. We can also use shortcut "Ctrl + K" where we want to create variable but we need to check the variable type & its scope as per our requirement. We can use variables in our workflow by dragging & dropping the activities into the canvas and use the declared variables as per our need. We can also modify & delete a variable through variable panel by choosing the appropriate option if required. We will demonstrate the working of variable in our workflow which captures user information related to introduction & education using Input Dialogs, Assign activity & Message Boxes in UiPath Studio.
Algorithm / Steps:
Step 1: Create a new project in UiPath Studio.
Step 2: In the "Main Sequence":
a. Create an "Input Dialog" activity by dropping into the workflow with the following properties:
- Dialog Title: "Introduction"
- Input Label: "Please Enter Your Name:"
- Input Type: Text Box
- Value entered: username (a variable of type string having scope Main sequence)
b. Create a second "Input Dialog" activity by dropping into the workflow with the following properties:
- Dialog Title: "Education"
- Input Label: username + ", " + "What is the name of your College/University?"
- Input Type: Text Box
- Value entered: universityname (a variable of type string having scope Main sequence)
c. Create an "Assign" activity by dropping into the workflow with the following properties:
- Save to: status (a variable of type string having scope Main sequence)
- Value to save: "currently studying in"
d. Create a "Message Box" activity by dropping into the workflow with the following property:
- Text: username + ", " + status + " " + universityname
e. Create a second "Message Box" activity by dropping into the workflow with the following property:
- Text: "Thanks! for telling your Introduction & Education details. Have a Nice Day!!!"
Step 3: Run the workflow to test the execution and observe the displayed information in the Message Boxes.
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