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__Important:__ Section objects have to be used as read-only objects. Do not try to modify these objects. If you need to change source content, please refer to the [corresponding howto|How-To Work with Sections].
__Important:__ Section objects have to be used as read-only objects. Do not try to modify these objects. If you need to change source content, please refer to the [corresponding howto|How-To Work with Sections]. To maintain consistency, Section object may only be created or modified by the internal source processing mechanism of KnowWE.
! Section basics
The most important structural characteristics of the tree-based content representation as sections can be summarized as follows:
* Every article has a root section. This section contains the entire source text of the article.
* For every section, which is not a leaf, the following holds: A ordered string concatenation of all child sections exactly matches the text content of the node
* Each section is provided with a [Type] which describes and represents the role of this piece content.
! Further readings
* [Sections]
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