In order to save all incoming information, namely:

• whatever the user enters
• everything that can be obtained from external systems via API
• everything you can get with actions
• multilingual script constants
• etc

In general, to store everything, there is a state in Kwizbot. In fact, it is a large common area in which anything can be safely stored except files (links can be stored) and very large data.

In order to get something from the state, placeholders of the form {{parameter}} are used.

In fact, you can describe the following types of placeholders:

• Simple placeholders {{parameter}}
• Placeholders for accessing object properties (if you don't know what objects and properties are - don't worry, skip everything below for now). They implement the concept of object path and are written as {{object.property}}, can have any nesting level, the option when an object or its property is an array is also supported {{object.prop[0].subprop}}
• Mathematical placeholders. If you really need to perform a mathematical operation with a placeholder in an arbitrary place in the script, you can do it by writing a construction like this (({{param}}*2)). This is a very limited method, in fact, it is needed to perform simple operations - multiply, divide, etc. For everything else, you can use the set action