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0:00 hi everyone mike from north52 here in
0:02 today's video
0:03 we will show how a decision table can be
0:05 used to calculate an automobile's
0:07 premium
0:08 depending on multiple conditions there
0:11 are many business requirements for this
0:13 scenario
0:13 so to keep it simple we will break them
0:16 into the following headers
0:17 vehicle type vehicle age
0:21 uninsured motorists medical cover
0:24 potential occupant injury
0:26 and potential theft rating let's see
0:29 these implemented into a decision table
0:32 as you can see the auto prime variable
0:35 is set depending on whichever of these
0:37 conditions are true
0:39 you should note two things first
0:42 the hit policy here is set to not exit
0:45 on the first match
0:47 this means that each row will be
0:49 executed regardless of whether or not
0:52 a condition has already been met
0:55 second the auto prem column is an
0:58 incline calculation
1:00 which can be thought of as a variable
1:02 that is added to itself
1:04 this means that whichever of these rows
1:07 are true
1:08 will get added together resulting in a
1:10 final auto prime
1:12 variable that is a summation of all the
1:14 true rows
1:17 now let's see this in action here is an
1:20 automobile with its values already set
1:22 and now we will change a few values
1:27 and we can see the auto impairment value
1:30 has changed thank you for watching and
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