- A with value “123”
- B with value “456”
If the values are enclosed in double quotes, obviously they are strings.
Regards,
Karthik Byggari
Hi
If it’s double quotes then it is a string type
If it’s a single quotes then it is a character type
If there is no quotes with number as value then it’s integer type
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Create four variables of the GenericValue type in your sequence
- A with value “123”
- B with value “456”
- C with value 123
- D with value 456
Print to the console various operations with them and see what is the result
- A + B
- C + D
- A + C
- C + A
how can i get the result accoring to the question
Usually the genetic values can hold a string or Integer or a array or a Boolean kind of variable in it
And if we have two variables here with string and numerical type held by a generic type then
“123456”
As both is a string they get concatenated
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As first variable C is a integer both will be treated as integer
“123123”
As first variable A is a string both will be treated as a string
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As first variable C is a integer both will be considered as integer
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how can i get the results as you mentioned in writeline activity as it only take strings as text
Keep the numerical values between ( ) and mention as (numbers).ToString
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The last two writeline be like
(A+C).ToString
Similarly for last one as well
(C+A).ToString
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There all are of type generic value right
Change them to generic value in the variable panel
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We could be able to find that type directly in the drop down box of variable panel itself and I hope we don’t need to search for it in browse for type options
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Fine no worries
Search as UiPath.Core.GenericValue
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