What are the two reasons for returning values within a procedure automation’s Exit Point?

Procedure automations should return values needed elsewhere in the application with the Exit Point(s) instead of using global values.

What are the two reasons for returning values within a procedure automation’s Exit Point? (Choose two.)
A . The design provides for smaller, manageable automations
B . The values are scoped to the automation so they do not need to be cleared after execution
C . The solution design document determines the use of exit points and values
D . The outcome can be trusted because it cannot be overwritten by an automation on another thread.

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Answer: AB