UiPath: Commonly Used Variables
I’ve written this for a very good reason. And no, it’s not because I’ve run out of topics, in fact I’m bursting with ideas, but am too lazy to jot them down before they vanish into the abyss they sprang out from. Now that we have that out of the way, lets head back to…
AA: Dictionary Variable Is a Little Special
Dictionaries often come in handy when housing or grouping similar data. Sure, you have Lists, but they merely “house” data. Read on and you will understand what I meant by that. Lets Talk About Houses Lists provide their tenants with full access. They can occupy any room they please, at any given time but their…
AA: Try-Catch-Finally, What Exactly?
Welcome to The Coding Theory’s first article on Automation Anywhere! I have written several drafts based on the solutions I have provided on the AA Forum, which no one seems to give a hoot about. It didn’t gain as much traction as I thought it would, so I brought it up here, onto my blog which…
LINQ: Basics, But Still Pretty Advanced(Part-II)
This is Part-II of the same problem statement from Part-I. We use tables a lot in UiPath, because it’s pretty darn convenient for housing data. There are other ways of preparing and storing data, but we won’t go into any of that in this article. Let’s take it slow. Food tastes better when you slow cook…
LINQ: Basics, But Still Pretty Advanced(Part-I)
Let’s begin our descent into the realm of LINQ with an appetizer, before bringing in the main course. You will find two solid examples based on this one example which will provide you with a framework sturdy enough to support what you will learn in the coming posts. Both examples are based on a single…
OOPS!
Object Oriented Programming languages are all the rage these days. Few really understand why programmers decided to leave their POPS behind like a bunch of entitled brats, and embrace the new OOPS. I didn’t understand it either, and every website I visited presented me with a very dry and repetitive explanation of why programmers worship…
Introduction to LINQ(For You Masochists Out There)
If you wish to skip past my rambling and head over into the actual introduction, click here. Language Integrated Query is a pretty neat feature in .Net technology that helps us query data from various data sources with ease while also evoking the same reaction you see in the poster above, when people come across it for…
“RPA Is Stealing Jobs and It Needs To Stop!”
If you happen to be one those unfortunate enough to believe that RPA is going to round up everyone’s jobs and leave us starving out in the streets, then you truly are, unfortunate. Why? Because you will spend your days fighting against a futile battle. So It Is True! Not at all. You have been…
UiPath Or Automation Anywhere?
RPA developers ask themselves this question all the time. Would it be wise to explore other RPA tools or should I stick with the one I know? Will it improve my career prospects, or should I learn something else? I could just answer those questions in few lines and be done with it, but that…
RPA, ML and AI Are One Big Happy Family…Right?
The world has been marching towards ML and AI, ever since Arthur Samuel popularized Machine Learning. Think about it, you have programs these days with inbuilt algorithms that can perform tasks without specifically being programmed to do so. How crazy is that? That is some really powerful stuff we primates came up with during our…