How should conditions be prioritized in a FlexCard with multiple states?

In a FlexCard with multiple states, prioritizing conditions using the assigned priority levels is crucial for determining how those conditions are evaluated and which states the FlexCard will display. Each condition can be given a specific priority level which dictates the sequence in which they are processed. This ensures that the most important conditions are evaluated first, allowing for a more controlled flow of logic.

When conditions are assigned specific priority levels, it helps avoid confusion and provides clarity, especially when multiple conditions might be true simultaneously. For instance, if two conditions could lead to different states but one has a higher priority, the system will respect that hierarchy, leading to a predictable outcome in the FlexCard’s behavior. This structured approach allows for better maintenance and scalability of the FlexCard and enhances user experience by ensuring the most relevant data is presented based on prioritized logic.

In contrast, prioritizing based on user input or the order of creation may not lead to a logical sequence of condition evaluation, as it could arbitrarily change based on user interactions or the timing of condition setup. Similarly, relying on pre-set numerical values could encompass an overly simplistic or inflexible approach that doesn't account for the complexities of how different conditions interact within the FlexCard. By using assigned priority levels, FlexCards achieve a