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The 'Class meta data' you are referring to might be related to the organization and management of rules within Pega applications. In Pega classes are used to group rules based on their capacity for reuse. Classes can be organized into a hierarchy where a parent class can contain child classes and child classes can inherit rules from their parent classes. This helps in efficient management and improves application quality. The creation of such metadata typically happens when you define collections of objects that are available to other classes or instances of the class. This organization helps in reducing development time and costs by reusing classes and rules. For more detailed information you can refer to the documentation on organizing rules into classes.

"Class meta data," refers to the rules that define the behavior of your application. You can create classes to gather rules related to a specific object in your application. For example, in a recruitment application, you can create a class that contains rules that define the flow of the recruitment process. Classes can contain other classes, with a class that contains another class being called a parent class, while a class that is contained by another class is called a child class. A child class can reuse, or inherit, any of the rules that are defined for its parent class, which helps to build your application faster and more efficiently. For more information, you can refer to the following resources: - [Automatically creating class groups](https://docs.pega.com/bundle/platform/page/platform/system-administration/class-group-creating-automatically.html) - [Glossary for Class](https://docs.pega.com/bundle/platform/page/glossary/c/glossary-c.html)

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Organizing Rules into classes