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When you close a Remote Debugging Connection while a debugging execution is in progress, the execution is stopped abruptly and an exception is thrown on the remote robot. The connection is then closed and you are returned to the Studio interface. (Debugging in Studio - UiPath Academy)

Zero-Touch Automation refers to fully automated processes that do not require human intervention once deployed.

Why is Option B Correct?

Zero-touch automation applies to digital, highly static systems where:

No manual intervention is needed.

Processes follow clear, rule-based instructions.

Triggers can be easily defined.

Example: Automated Invoice Processing where:

Incoming invoices are received via email.

The bot extracts data, validates it, and enters it into a system.

The process runs without human interaction.

Why Other Options Are Incorrect?

A (Frequent changes & volatile system) ❌

Incorrect. If a system changes frequently, automation will fail.

Zero-touch automation requires stability.

C (Some steps remain manual) ❌

Incorrect. If manual actions (like approvals) are needed, it’s called attended automation, not zero-touch.

D (Complex automation using OCR or AI) ❌

Incorrect. OCR-based processes often need human validation, which disqualifies them from zero-touch automation.

When you manually create an output variable, UiPath replaces the automatically generated one with the manually created variable.

This allows developers to customize variable names and improve code readability.

The generated variable is not stored separately, and no duplicate variables are created.

✅ Why other options are incorrect:

A: The generated variable is not stored separately.

B: The activity remains unchanged.

C: The manually created variable replaces the generated one, not the other way around.

✅ Reference: UiPath Studio - Variables

A Queue Item is moved to an “Abandoned” status in UiPath Orchestrator when the item was “In Progress” but the transaction status was never set to “Successful” or “Failed”. This can happen when the item remained in the “In Progress” status for a long period of time (approx. 24 hours) without being processed, or when the Robot that was processing the item encountered an error or was stopped1. The “Abandoned” status indicates that the item was not completed and needs to be retried or deleted. The item can be retried manually from the Transactions page in Orchestrator, or programmatically using the API2. The item can also be deleted manually from the Transactions page, or automatically using the Auto Delete option in the Queue settings3. References: Queue Item Statuses, Changing the abandon status of Queue Transaction, and About Queues and Transactions from UiPath documentation and forum.