Which expression is correct for displaying the current date in the "dd-MM-yyyy" format in UiPath?

The expression that correctly displays the current date in the "dd-MM-yyyy" format is based on the proper use of the DateTime class in UiPath. The correct choice relies on the method ToString() applied to the Now property, which is part of the DateTime structure.

In this context, Now refers to the current date and time. By calling Now.ToString("dd-MM-yyyy"), you format the date using the specified format string. "dd-MM-yyyy" means you want the day represented with two digits, the month with two digits, and the year with four digits, separated by hyphens. This allows for a clear and standardized date format suitable for various applications.

The option correctly accesses the current date and formats it accurately according to the specified structure, allowing users to retrieve a string in the desired format.

Other options do not utilize the proper method to format dates and, thus, would not produce the intended output.