Did you know Flexible Logic gives you ten logical variables to remember things with?

Each one holds nothing more than 0 or 1, and that turns out to be enough. A program can set a variable, and any other program can read it so the unit stops reacting only to what is happening right now, and starts acting on what happened earlier.

That is the difference between a rule and behaviour. Without memory, every program answers the same question: is this event happening? With a variable, you can ask better ones. Has the driver already been authorised on this trip? Is the car in the mode the owner put it in last night? Did this alarm already fire once? Was the system left prepared for the workshop?

Use them as flags between programs, as conditions inside them, as a way for one scenario to know what another one did. Ten cells is a small memory. It is also the step from a set of reflexes to something that keeps track.

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