Explanation: A partial selector is a selector that does not contain the information about the top-level window. A partial selector is usually generated when a UI Automation activity is included in a container activity, such as Attach Browser or Attach Window, that has a full selector of the outer window. This way, the UI Automation activity can use the partial selector relative to the container, instead of the full selector from the root. A partial selector is indicated by the icon in the Properties panel of the UI Automation activity. In this question, the sequence that contains an activity with a partial selector is Option B, where the Click activity has the partial selector icon and is enclosed in an Attach Window activity. The other options have activities with full selectors, indicated by the icon . Therefore, the answer is B. Option B.

Explanation: The App/Web Recorder is a tool that allows you to record your actions on an application or a web browser and generate activities automatically1. The App/Web Recorder has a toolbar that contains different actions that you can select before recording a step2. Some of these actions are:
Click: This action records a click on a button, link, or any other clickable element. Type: This action records typing text in a text box or any other text area.
Check: This action records selecting or clearing a check box.
Send Hotkey: This action records sending keyboard shortcuts using your keyboard.
Select Item: This action records selecting an item from a drop-down list or any other selector.
These actions are automatically detected and recorded by the App/Web Recorder when you perform them on the application or web browser3. However, there are some actions that are not automatically detected and recorded by the App/Web Recorder, and you need to manually select them from the toolbar before recording a step. These actions are:
Get Text: This action records copying text from a label, paragraph, or any other text element.
Hover: This action records hovering over an element with your mouse cursor.
Highlight: This action records highlighting an element with a colored border.
These actions are useful for extracting data, triggering events, or identifying elements on the application or web browser4. To use these actions, you need to select them from the toolbar and then indicate the element on the screen that you want to apply them to5.
Therefore, option A is the correct answer, as it lists the actions that must be manually selected in the App/Web Recorder before recording a step. Option B includes some actions that are automatically detected and recorded by the App/Web Recorder, such as Click and Type. Option C also includes some actions that are automatically detected and recorded by the App/Web Recorder, such as Check and Send Hotkey. Option D includes all the actions that are automatically detected and recorded by the App/Web Recorder.

Explanation: Connections are the core component of the UiPath Integration Service. They enable you to create and manage tasks and exchanges between users and external applications using the authentication process of the API provider. Each connection is associated with a specific connector, which defines the actions and triggers that can be performed on the external application. You can create connections in the Integration Service page of the Automation Cloud portal, and use them in your automation projects in Studio, StudioX, Apps, or Assistant. You can also share connections with other users or groups in your organization using folders and permissions1.

Explanation: This is the correct option because it uses wildcards to replace the dynamic parts of the selector. Wildcards are symbols that enable you to replace zero or multiple characters in a string. They are useful when dealing with attributes that change dynamically in the selector. There are two types of wildcards: asterisk () and question mark (?). The asterisk () replaces zero or more characters, while the question mark (?) replaces a single character. In this case, the name attribute of the target element changes according to the month, but the day and the year remain constant. Therefore, the selector can be altered by replacing the month name with an asterisk () and the last two digits of the year with two question marks (??). This way, the selector will match any element that has the name starting with 15, followed by any characters, followed by 20, followed by any two characters. For example, the selector will match 15 March 2023, 15 April 2023, 15 May 2023, etc. The other options are incorrect because they either do not use wildcards, or they use them incorrectly. Option A does not replace the last two digits of the year, which may change in the future. Option C replaces too many characters with the asterisk (), which may cause ambiguity or false matches. Option D uses the question mark (?) incorrectly, as it should be used for single characters, not for spaces or multiple characters.

Explanation: When creating a new project in UiPath Studio and you want to use .NET 6 with Windows support, you should select the "Windows" compatibility option. This option is designed to work with Windows-specific features and the newer .NET versions, including .NET 6. Hence, the correct answer is C.

Explanation: The Excel Application Scope activity interacts with a Microsoft Excel file in the following way: it works with xls and xlsm files and Excel must be installed. The Excel Application Scope activity opens an Excel workbook and provides a scope for Excel activities. When the execution of this activity ends, the specified workbook and the Excel application are closed2. The Excel Application Scope activity can work with xls (Excel 97-2003 Workbook) and xlsm (Excel Macro-Enabled Workbook) file formats3. However, the Excel Application Scope activity requires Microsoft Excel to be installed on the machine where the automation is running, as it uses the Excel interop assembly4. Therefore, the Excel Application Scope activity cannot work with xlsx (Excel Workbook) files or without Excel installed.

Explanation: The code in the Invoke Code activity is looping through an array of integers and checking if the current value is greater than the previous value. If it is, the current value is stored in the output variable. Since the last value in the array is 9, this will be the final value of the output variable. (UiPath Studio - Invoke Code - UiPath Academy)

Explanation: Based on the information from the exhibits, the "Main.xaml" file has a variable Fruits with a default value "Pieces, Strawberries". This variable is passed as an in/out argument io_ShoppingBasket to the "SuperMarket.xaml" workflow. Inside the "SuperMarket.xaml" workflow, "Oranges" is appended to io_ShoppingBasket. Since io_ShoppingBasket is an in/out argument, the value of Fruits in the "Main.xaml" file will be updated to "Pieces, Strawberries, Oranges". Therefore, the output of the Write Line activity in the "Main.xaml" file will be "Pieces, Strawberries, Oranges".

Explanation: The "For Each File in Folder" activity is the appropriate choice for iterating through all the files in a local folder in UiPath. This activity allows you to specify the folder path and then iterates through each file within that folder, performing actions on each file as needed. Options B, C, and D are not standard UiPath activities for this purpose.