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Within an advanced Langevin-hydrodynamics framework coupled to a hybrid fragmentation-coalescence hadronization model,we study heavy flavor quenching and flow in relativistic heavy-ion collisions.We investigate how the initial heavy quark spectrum,the in-medium energy loss and hadronization mechanisms of heavy quarks,the evolution profile of the pre-equilibrium stage,the medium flow,and the temperature dependence of heavy quark dif-fusion coefficients influence the suppression and elliptic flow of heavy mesons at the RHIC and the LHC.Our results show that the different modeling of initial conditions,pre-equilibrium evolution,and in-medium interactions can indi-vidually yield uncertainties of approximately 10-40%in D meson suppression and flow at a low transverse mo-mentum.We also find that proper combinations of collisional versus radiative energy loss,coalescence versus frag-mentation in hadronization,and the inclusion of medium flow are the most important factors for describing the sup-pression and elliptic flow of heavy mesons.