In rule-building, what are the rows of information created by toolbar actions called?

In rule-building, what are the rows of information created by toolbar actions called?

• A. Tabs
• B. Groups
• C. Nodes
• D. Fields

Answer: (C)

In rule-building, the core idea is that the rule is assembled from individual building blocks that sit on the canvas as separate items. Each time you use the toolbar to add something, you create a distinct unit that represents a piece of logic—like a condition, an action, or a decision. These units are called nodes. They are the rows of information you manipulate and connect to define how the rule behaves. Fields are the data attributes used inside those pieces, tabs are just sections of the UI, and groups are ways to organize multiple items. So the rows created by the toolbar actions are nodes.

In rule-building, the core idea is that the rule is assembled from individual building blocks that sit on the canvas as separate items. Each time you use the toolbar to add something, you create a distinct unit that represents a piece of logic—like a condition, an action, or a decision. These units are called nodes. They are the rows of information you manipulate and connect to define how the rule behaves. Fields are the data attributes used inside those pieces, tabs are just sections of the UI, and groups are ways to organize multiple items. So the rows created by the toolbar actions are nodes.