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Trending IT Technologies in 2019

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IT Industry  has registered a huge growth in the past few years. The IT sector is a dynamic sector, as the technology keeps on evolving day by day. Technology is now evolving at such a rapid pace that annual predictions of trends can seems out of date before they even go live as a published blog post or article. Technology based careers don't change at that same speed, but they do evolve and the wise IT professionals recognizes that his/her role will not stay the same. The IT worker of 21st century will constantly keep learning. The below mentioned are the same technology which you should watch for in 2019 and some of the jobs that will be created by these  Trending Technologies. Some of  Trending technologies of   2019  are 1) Artificial Intelligence (AI) 2) Machine Learning 3) Robotic process Automation: 4) Virtual reality and Augmented reality 5) Cyber Security 6) Internet of Things 7) Blockchain Artificial Intelligence (AI): Artificial intelligence o

Blue Prism Interview Questions and Answers

1. What is the difference between process and object studio? Process studio: • Process studio is the work-space where the flow of the process is defined • When a page of a process is run, it will run from the main page irrespective of whatever the page you are in. Object studio: • Object studio is the work-space where the objects of the applications have interacted • When a page in the object is run, it will run only the current page. 2. What are the stages available in object studio that is not available in process studio? • Navigate stage • Read stage • Write stage • Code stage • Wait stage 3. What is the difference between the defined and undefined collection? In the Defined collection, the fields inside the collection are set prior to the run whereas in undefined collection no field is set prior to the run. The fields are populated in run-time. 4. What are the different modes available for object spying? • HTML mode • WIN32 mode • Accessibility mode • Reg