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    Verständnissfrage zu State-Typen/Regeln

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    • Bordi
      Bordi last edited by

      Hallo

      Zwecks besserem Verständnis wollte mich mal nachfragen wann -bzw in welcher Situation- welcher State-Type sinnvoll/sinnfrei eingesetzt werden?
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