Blue Prism ASDEV01 Blue Prism Certified Associate Developer Exam Exam Practice Test

A decision stage is used to evaluate process rules or logic and branch the process flow based on the outcome of the evaluation. A decision stage can have multiple outcomes and can use expressions to compare values or check conditions1. References: 1 

This is the correct function to use in the calculation stage to set the value of the date today data item to the current date. It returns the current date and time as a date value. The other options are either incorrect or used for different purposes. References: (page 14)

This is the correct definition of an exception retry within a work queue. It allows the process to attempt to process the item again after resolving the exception. The other options are either incorrect or describe different scenarios. References: (page 16)

This is the correct statement about what happens to a work queue item when it is being processed by a digital worker. It prevents other digital workers from accessing the same item and ensures data integrity. The other options are either incorrect or describe different stages of work queue items. References: (page 16)

This is the correct recover stage that will receive the exception because it is the closest recover stage to the decision stage that contains the error. The other options are either incorrect or irrelevant. References: (page 15)

This is the correct way to reference the required column value in the collection row from within the decision stage. It uses square brackets to enclose the collection name and the column name. The other options are either incorrect or used for different purposes. References: (page 14)

A circular path is a type of flow diagram that uses links to create a loop in the process flow, which can be repeated until a certain condition is met or an exception is thrown2. A circular path typically consists of a decision stage, a loop end stage and a loop start stage3. References: 2 3 

The Window Text attribute should be un-ticked because it contains the text “Orders” which may not be unique or consistent across different windows in the application. The other attributes are more reliable and stable for identifying the menu option field element. References: (page 12)

This is the correct name given to the practice of building Blue Prism processes across multiple workspaces and pages. It allows the developer to organize and reuse the logic in a modular way. The other options are either incorrect or describe different aspects of Blue Prism. References: (page 1)

This is the correct definition of a local data item. The other options are either incorrect or describe different types of data items. References: (page 13)

These are the correct benefits of using a Blue Prism process template. It allows the developer to follow a standard structure and design for all processes, and save time and effort by reusing common elements. The other options are either incorrect or describe different scenarios. References: (page 9)

The calculation stage will assign the value of [X][Y] to the Z data item, which is 34 = 12. The blank spaces in the expression do not affect the calculation1. References: 1 

Process Studio is the area of Blue Prism where processes are created and edited using stages and links to form graphical representations of working computer programs that automate manual repetitive tasks. Process Studio provides various tools and features to design, test and debug processes. References:

Option B uses a wildcard character (*) to match any text before and after the fixed text “Centrix Data Solutions”. This way, the application window can be recognized regardless of the version number that may change over time. References: (page 12)

This is the correct value of the Z data item after running the diagram through the end stage. The calculation stage will set the value of Z to ([X] + [Y])* [X], which is (2 + 4) * 2 = 12. The other options are either incorrect or describe different scenarios. References: (page 14)