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Logic Action | Description | Reference |
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Assignment | It consists of the basic operation of assigning a value to a variable. For example, | |
Decision | It consists of conditional statements that allow the program to execute different blocks of code based on whether a specific condition is true or false. Examples include | |
Switch | It offers an alternative way to handle multiple branching scenarios. It tests a variable for equality against a list of values and executes a corresponding block of code based on the matching value. | |
Loop | It is used to repeat a workflow multiple times until a specified condition is met. Common types of loops include | |
Validate | It involves checking whether data meets certain requirements or constraints, such as correct data type, length, format, or range. | |
Logs | It involves recording events, messages, or data during program execution. Logs are valuable for debugging, monitoring, and analyzing software behavior. | |
Filter | It involves selecting a subset of items from a larger set based on specific criteria or conditions, such as filtering a list of numbers to include only even numbers. | |
Map | It transforms each element of a collection based on a Key value. It applies the function to each element and generates a new collection with the transformed values. | |
Code | It refers to the instructions written in a programming language that define the behavior of a software application. | |
Consume License | It refers to the process of using or activating a software license to gain access to a specific software product or service. | |
Check License | It typically involves verifying whether a user or system is authorized to access or use a software product. This may involve validating license keys, checking subscription status, or verifying user permissions. |