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Expand Up @@ -41,23 +41,19 @@ The *Conceptual Definition Language (CDL)* is a human-readable language for defi

```cds
namespace capire.bookshop;
using { managed } from `@sap/cds/common`;
aspect entity : managed { key ID: Integer }
using { managed, cuid } from `@sap/cds/common`;
aspect primary : managed, cuid {}

entity Books : entity {
entity Books : primary {
title : String;
author : Association to Authors;
}

entity Authors : entity {
entity Authors : primary {
name : String;
}
```

::: details Noteworthy...
In the example above `entity` shows up as a keyword, as well as an identifier of an aspect declaration and references to that.
:::

Keywords are *case-insensitive*, but are most commonly used in lowercase notation.

Identifiers are *case-significant*, that is, `Foo` and `foo` would identify different things.
Expand All @@ -69,7 +65,7 @@ type ![Delimited Identifier] : String;
```

::: warning Avoid using delimited identifiers
Delimited identifiers in general, but in particular non-ASCII characters, or keywords as identifiers should be avoided as much as possible, for reasons of interoperability.
Delimited identifiers in general, but in particular non-ASCII characters, should be avoided as much as possible, for reasons of interoperability.
:::


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