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B-Component - The behavioral activity of NDDI's are executed by a component of the node that bears an analogy to existing computational systems (Linux-based systems, for instance). In other words, Behaviors represent programs that are developed and compiled by the node's developer. These behavior-programs possess attributes of executable code within the NDDI space and can access and modify the values within itself, treating them as variables.
To streamline the aggregation process of a node based on structural information from its parents - There are two behavioral sub-components:
◄ (1) Behavior Packages (sequence of actions);
◄ (2) Behavior Iota (control flow);
Behavior Iota is analogous to logical instructions such as if-then-else; however, it is separated into a distinct element used for translation from traditional languages. A Behavior Package is a set of sequentially executed instructions.