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UiPath Test Automation Engineer Professional v1.0 Exam Questions and Answers

Question 13

How does the licensing model work for Testing runtimes in UiPath?

Options:

A.

It counts the total number of licenses available and divides them amongst the Testing robots.

B.

It counts the maximum number of Testing robots that are able to execute tests simultaneously, given by the total number of runtimes allocated to all the online machines.

C.

It counts the individual testing robots on a machine and assigns each of them an equal number of licenses.

D.

It works by allocating a fixed number of licenses per testing robot, regardless of the maximum number that can execute tests simultaneously.

Question 14

A developer, who has just discovered Test Suite, built a test case that checks if the SumWorkflow correctly performs the sum of 2 integers, using different input values from an Excel file.

What could be considered an improvement in the way the test was developed?

SumWorkflow:

TestCase:

TestData.xlsx:

Options:

A.

Use the Excel file as a Data Variation Source, instead of iterating through it inside the test case.

B.

Replace the Verify Expression activity with Verify Expression with Operator to benefit from built-in operators.

C.

Surround the SumWorkfiow in a Retry Scope to improve error handling.

D.

Replace the Given-When-Then structure with a custom-built framework.

Question 15

Where are Postman collection endpoint activities found after being imported into a Studio library?

Options:

A.

In the Projects tab, under the namespace of the imported Postman collection.

B.

In the Activities tab, under the namespace that you have set.

C.

In the Debug tab, within the testing activities pack.

D.

In the Activities tab, under the Postman imported libraries list.

Question 16

When is it necessary to utilize the Mobile Device Manager?

Options:

A.

Both at design-time and at run-time.

B.

Never

C.

At run-time.

D.

At design-time.