A Scope Element groups other Elements together. The Scope works the same way as scopes denoted by { and } in C#. For example, variables declared inside are not visible outside, and any exception thrown within the Scope is caught by a Catch Element attached to the Scope Element.

The return value of a Scope is the same as that of the Return Element.
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In the example below, the Scope would be used for error handling, as the Catch Element below the Scope would catch any error that happens in the Tasks (Task A or Task B) within the Scope.

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