TestYourself answers for Rules containing calculations and equations
- Last Updated: May 3, 2021
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TestYourself answers for Rules containing calculations and equations
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- comparison in Preconditions and Conditions, assignment in Nonconditionals and Actions
- The results of the equations are:
- 10
- 13
- 22
- 24
- 0
- This assignment is not valid because an Integer attribute cannot contain the digits to the right of the decimal point in a Decimal attribute value.
- The data types are:
- Integer
- String
- Boolean
- Decimal
- Boolean
- Boolean
- Boolean
- The validity of the assignments are:
- valid
- invalid
- valid
- valid
- valid
- invalid
- valid
- The part of Corticon Studio that checks for syntactical problems is called the Parser.
- False. Although the Parser in Corticon Studio is very effective at finding syntactical errors, it is not perfect and cannot anticipate all possible combinations of the rule language.
- This Filter tests if the difference between the current year and the year a movie was released is more than 10 years.
- This Condition tests if the total quantity of DVDs available divided by the
number of DVD versions of a movie is less than or equal to 50,000 or greater than
50,000. This same calculation could be performed by using the
->avgoperator. - If the average quantity available of a DVD is greater than 50,000 for a movie that is more than 10 years old, then flag the movie with a warning.
- The sections of a Rulesheet that accept equations and calculations are:
- Scope: False
- Rule statements: False
- Condition rows: True
- Action rows: True
- Column 0: True
- Condition cells: False
- Action cells: False
- Filters: True