What is ActionMode Buffer used for?

• A. Saving any type of value generated during execution; static or dynamic; used later in the same TestCase.
• B. Inserting data into UI.
• C. Verifying results.
• D. Waiting for a property.

Answer: (A)

ActionMode Buffer is the place to store values produced during test execution so you can reuse them later in the same TestCase. It can hold any type of value—static or dynamic—so you can capture something from one step (like an ID or a calculated result) and feed it into a later step without recomputing or retyping it. This makes tests that depend on runtime data much more reliable and easier to manage. It’s not about entering data into the UI, checking results, or waiting for a property; those are separate actions, while the Buffer specifically provides a temporary, reusable storage for values across steps in the same test case.