ControlFlow

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Control flow in the Robility refers to the sequencing and arrangement of actions and decisions within an automation process. It is a fundamental feature that allows developers to define the order of execution and decision-making logic within an automation process, enabling the robot to perform tasks systematically and respond to different scenarios.

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1. Sequential Execution: It is used to create a step-by-step sequence of actions and ensures that tasks are completed in a specific order.

2. Conditional Logic: Use the “If” activity to introduce conditional branching. For example, you can check if a specific condition is met before executing a particular set of actions, allowing your robot to adapt to different scenarios.

3. Looping: Robility provides various loop activities, such as “For Each,” “While,” and “Do While,” to iterate through collections or repeat actions until a specific condition is satisfied. This is useful for processing lists of items or handling repetitive tasks.

4. Switch Case: The “Switch” activity is helpful when you need to select a specific path based on the value of a variable. It simplifies decision-making and routing within your workflow.

5. Parallel Processing: Robility enables parallel execution of activities using the “Parallel” activity. This is useful for scenarios where you want to perform multiple tasks concurrently, improving automation efficiency.

6. PickBranch: It is useful in scenarios where you want to monitor multiple conditions or events simultaneously and react to the first one that occurs.

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