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Corticon Rule Language

Standard Boolean constructions

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Table of Contents
  • Introduction to Corticon Rule Language
    • Rule structure
    • Basic data types
    • Truth values
    • Collection operators
    • Language operators
    • Vocabulary used in this Language Guide
  • How to access rule operators
  • Usage restrictions
  • Rule operators
    • Attribute operators
      • Boolean
      • Date
      • DateTime
      • Decimal
      • Integer
      • String
      • Time
    • Entity and Association operators
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      • Sequence
    • General terms
  • Rule operator details and examples
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    • Today
    • To date Casting a dateTime to a date
    • To dateTime Casting a date to a dateTime
    • To dateTime Casting a string to a dateTime
    • To dateTime Casting a time to a dateTime
    • To dateTime Timezone offset
    • To decimal
    • To integer
    • To string
    • To time Casting a dateTime to a time
    • Trend
    • Trim spaces
    • True
    • Uppercase
    • Week of month
    • Week of year
    • Year
    • Years between
  • Standard Boolean constructions
    • Boolean AND
    • Boolean NAND
    • Boolean OR
    • Boolean XOR
    • Boolean NOR
    • Boolean XNOR
  • Character precedence in Unicode and Java Collator
  • Precedence of rule operators
  • Formats for Date Time and DateTime properties
  • Escape sequences on Java string literals
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Standard Boolean constructions

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  • Last Updated: November 21, 2019
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The topics in this section presents several standard truth tables (AND, NAND, OR, XOR, NOR, and XNOR) with examples of usage in a Rulesheet.

Contents
  1. Boolean AND
  2. Boolean NAND
  3. Boolean OR
  4. Boolean XOR
  5. Boolean NOR
  6. Boolean XNOR
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