Summary
In this chapter, we looked at specific ways you can access and store data within a logic app. We looked at the concept of a variable, which is commonly used to store a specific data type (a unit of data). This could be static in nature, meaning that the number is fixed through the life of the logic app run, or may be updated at different stages within the logic app run.
We also looked at an array – a set of values of the same data type – and mentioned an object, which can store multiple fields, all of which may be different data types.
We saw the DIP process in action and two different ways to set data within a logic app run. We were able to initialize a variable, then later set a variable at the point that it was needed. We also learned how to read JSON and understood that JSON is the underlying language used not only to read data by logic apps but also that a logic app itself is created and coded using JSON. We looked at the process of breaking down an...