This section provides only a brief overview of kBridge"s code syntax. The syntax used to create Rules for Knowledge Bridge (kBridge) is based on JavaScript. If you want to write good Rules, you"ll want to learn the basics of JavaScript.
Turn to Web-based JavaScript Tutorials for More Details
We"ll show you some basic constructs in this section that will address many of your needs, but for more advanced Rules, you"ll want to learn more JavaScript. Good JavaScript tutorials can be found here: https://www.w3schools.com/js/ ; and here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide.
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Internal Properties are Case Sensitive
Important NOTE: Identifiers are case sensitive. (Internal identifiers are automatically assigned by the kernel). Keep this in mind if you directly type in a reference to an internal identifier.
Rules Are Not Case Sensitive
JavaScript uses the Unicode character set, which contains symbols for most world languages.
