Which shape allows you to spawn a flow for each element in an embedded list?
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Spin-Off
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Sub-Flow
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Swim Lane
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Split-forEach
Split-forEach is the flow shape designed to iterate over elements in an embedded list, spawning a separate flow execution for each item. Spin-Off creates subprocesses but not specifically for list iteration, while Sub-Flow calls another flow and Swim Lane is for organizational grouping.
To answer this question, you need to understand the concept of shapes in flowcharts and their functionalities.
Option A) Spin-Off - This option is incorrect because a Spin-Off shape is used to represent a parallel process or alternative path in a flowchart. It does not specifically allow you to spawn a flow for each element in an embedded list.
Option B) Sub-Flow - This option is incorrect because a Sub-Flow shape is used to represent a separate flowchart or process that is called from the main flowchart. It is not specifically designed to spawn a flow for each element in an embedded list.
Option C) Swim Lane - This option is incorrect because a Swim Lane shape is used to represent different participants or departments involved in a process. It is not specifically designed to spawn a flow for each element in an embedded list.
Option D) Split-forEach - This option is correct because the Split-forEach shape allows you to spawn a flow for each element in an embedded list. It is specifically designed for this purpose, allowing you to iterate through a list and perform a specified set of actions for each element.
The correct answer is D) Split-forEach. This option is correct because it provides the functionality to spawn a flow for each element in an embedded list.