What type of exception handling is typically used in the REFramework?

In the context of the REFramework (Robotic Enterprise Framework) used in UiPath, global exception handling is a key component designed to manage exceptions that occur during the execution of the process. The REFramework employs a centralized approach to handle unexpected errors that may arise, ensuring that the automation is robust and can recover or log appropriately instead of failing silently.

Global exception handling allows the framework to catch exceptions at a process level, enabling the developer to define a common way to handle errors, log relevant information, and optionally send notifications or perform clean-up activities. By using a global approach, developers can maintain cleaner workflows, as they do not need to implement repetitive Try-Catch blocks throughout individual sequences.

The other options, while useful in general programming practices, are not the primary focus within the REFramework. Try-Catch blocks are typically used for localized exception handling, Finally blocks are commonly associated with executing cleanup code after the Try-Catch has completed, and scoped exception handling might refer to handling exceptions within smaller, specific sections of code. In contrast, the REFramework's strength lies in its global handling strategy, allowing for a more seamless automation experience.