Which statement about testing and debugging OmniScripts is true?

Which statement about testing and debugging OmniScripts is true?

• A. OmniScript Designer includes built-in troubleshooting tools for preview and debug
• B. Testing is optional and external tools are required
• C. Debugging requires changes to code
• D. There is no testing capability

Answer: (A)

OmniScript testing and debugging are built into the Designer, with tools you use directly in the design surface. The Preview and troubleshooting features let you simulate a run of the OmniScript, feed in sample data, and step through the flow to see how each screen, data mapping, and connector behaves. You can inspect intermediate values, API responses, and any errors without changing code. This makes it possible to identify and fix issues quickly right in the Designer. So this is the best answer because it reflects that testing and debugging are provided by the OmniScript Designer itself, not requiring external tools, and you don’t need to modify code to debug. The other statements don’t fit because testing is indeed available built-in, debugging doesn’t require code changes, and you don’t rely solely on external tools.

OmniScript testing and debugging are built into the Designer, with tools you use directly in the design surface. The Preview and troubleshooting features let you simulate a run of the OmniScript, feed in sample data, and step through the flow to see how each screen, data mapping, and connector behaves. You can inspect intermediate values, API responses, and any errors without changing code. This makes it possible to identify and fix issues quickly right in the Designer.

So this is the best answer because it reflects that testing and debugging are provided by the OmniScript Designer itself, not requiring external tools, and you don’t need to modify code to debug. The other statements don’t fit because testing is indeed available built-in, debugging doesn’t require code changes, and you don’t rely solely on external tools.