QuestionQ252Verified/Development and TestingCopy linkReport a problemAsk AstroTutorSave questionWhich of the following correctly describes the entry point for a coded workflow?AEntry points are optional and only needed when low-code workflows are integrated into the project.BThe entry point method for coded workflows is Execute() and must be attributed as either [Workflow] or [TestCase].CYou can use multiple entry points in a single file, provided you differentiate them using Execute() and Run().DThe entry point method does not require any attributes to define its function.Show AnswerAnswerExplanationIn UiPath coded automations, the entry-point method is Execute() and is attributed as either [Workflow] or [TestCase]. A file that inherits the CodedWorkflow class can contain only one such Execute() entry point.Learn moreUiPath Studio — Introduction to coded automationsShow comments0Show commentsCommunity DiscussionNo comments yet. Be the first to start the discussion!
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