Which symbols are recognized as wildcards when editing a selector?

Wildcards are special characters that can represent one or more characters in selectors when working with UiPath. In the context of selectors, the question asks which symbols are recognized as wildcards.

The correct symbols recognized as wildcards are the question mark and the asterisk. The question mark represents a single character, making it useful when you want to match a character but are unsure of what that character is. The asterisk represents zero or more characters, which is particularly useful for matching variable lengths of strings or when you want to encompass a broader range of possibilities in a selector.

For instance, if you are looking for an element that could have different combinations of text, you could use the asterisk to represent that variability. This ability to use wildcards provides flexibility in selector management, allowing for more dynamic and adaptable automation processes.

The other choices do not refer to recognized wildcard symbols within UiPath selectors and would not serve the same purpose. Using wildcards increases the robustness of your selectors, as they make them less sensitive to changes, leading to more reliable automation.