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!! Basic example
!! Setting a question's value
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IF numerical question > 0
THEN other numerical question = 20
IF numerical question > 0
THEN Average value? = 20
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The above example presents a rule, that assigns the numerical value ''20'' to the (numerical) question ''other numerical question'' in the case that "numerical question" is greater than 0.
The above example presents a rule, that assigns the numerical value ''20'' to the (numerical) question ''Average value?'' in the case that "numerical question" is greater than 0.
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!!Combining Rules
Using such rules, we often not only want something to happen if the condition is true (e.g. temperature <= 0), but also when the condition is false. We can of course always do this, by writing a second rule, using the negated condition of the first rule (temperature > 0). With d3web KnowWE, we provide the possibility, to just use the keyword ELSE, similar to how it is known and done in software engineering.
{{{
IF temperature > 0
THEN icy roads = Yes
ELSE icy roads = No
}}}
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