A developer invoked a workflow file with three arguments: one "In", one "Out", and one "In/Out". In the Invoked Workflow Arguments window, how can the Value be configured for each argument?
A.
In: Variable or Hard-coded value Out: Variable or Hard-coded value In/Out: Hard-coded value only
B.
In: Variable only -
Out: Variable only - In/Out: Variable only
C.
In: Variable or Hard-coded value
Out: Variable only - In/Out: Variable only
D.
In: Variable or Hard-coded value
Out: Hard-coded value only - In/Out: Variable only
When invoking a workflow file and passing arguments, the Value field in the Invoked Workflow Arguments window allows you to configure how the argument is passed.
For the "In" argument, you can provide a Variable or a Hard-coded value. This means you can either pass a variable from the calling workflow or directly input a specific value.
For the "Out" argument, you can only provide a Variable. This allows the invoked workflow to modify the value of the variable and pass it back to the calling workflow.
For the "In/Out" argument, you can also only provide a Variable. This allows the invoked workflow to both read and modify the value of the variable during execution, effectively passing the changes back to the calling workflow.
Therefore, option C is the correct answer.
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