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Variables, Arguments And Imports

Variables are values that change during a process. They are used to obtain and use a value from an activity in a process. Variables have three critical properties:

  • Type of Variable: Determines the type of the variable, such as text, number, or data table.
  • Scope: Indicates which activity it belongs to. It is a scope.
  • Default: Takes the default value of the variable. If no assignment is made to the variable, it takes the value entered here.

Arguments are similar to variables, but they are used when called by another project. The main arguments of the project are located here. When other activities are called, these arguments can be filled. Arguments also have three critical properties:

  • Direction: Determines the direction or type of the argument.
    1. In: Prevents the project from receiving data from outside.
    2. Out: Sends information outside the project.
    3. In/Out: Has both In and Out properties. It receives information into the project and sends information outside the project.
    4. Property: Not currently in use.

Imports show the libraries installed in the project. Priorities should be added here to add libraries that are not integrated into the project, such as Regex.