End
Definition
The final output of a workflow is produced by an End Node. Every workflow must include at least one End Node to complete the execution process and deliver the final results.
The End Node serves as the termination point of the workflow, meaning no further actions or nodes can follow it. In workflow applications, the results are only generated when the End Node is reached. If the workflow includes conditional branches, multiple End Nodes may be necessary. The End Node is required to declare one or more output variables, which can reference the output variables of any preceding node within the workflow.
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