Answer is B
Flow.IsDebug:
Specifically indicates that the flow is running in debug mode, which is typically used by developers to test flow behavior in real time during development or troubleshooting.
Flow.IsTest:
Used to check if the flow is running in a test environment. This variable helps to distinguish between production and non-production environments, affecting how the logic executes during UAT or sandbox testing.
Conclusion:
If you’re testing/debugging flow logic in real-time, use Flow.IsDebug.
If you need to know whether the flow is in a non-production/test environment, use Flow.IsTest.
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