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Whether the queried value reached its maximum value. * `1` — Reached maximum value. * `0` — Has not reached maximum value.
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condition
int
Whether the queried data's value possesses a conditional requirement. * `1` — Possesses a condition. * `0` — Does not possess a condition. Note: The function will only return this value if it determines that the related statistic meets the subsystem installation requirements.
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count
str
The queried data's value.
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feature
str
The queried item's feature name.
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id
str
The queried item's reference name.
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is_maxed
int
Whether the queried value has reached its maximum value. * `1` — The queried value has reached its maximum value. * `0` — The queried value has not reached its maximum value.
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item
str
A human-readable version of the queried item.
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max
str
The queried value's maximum limit.
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maxed_phrase
str
The `maketext`-formatted message that the interface displays when the user reaches their maximum allowed value.
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module
str
The module that retrieved the information.
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name
str
The display key.
[optional]
near_limit_phrase
str
The `maketext`-formatted message that the interface displays when the user approaches their maximum allowed value.
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normalized
int
Whether the function normalized the output values. * `1` — Normalized. * `0` — Did not normalize.
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percent
int
The percentage of value, if applicable.
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percent10
int
The percentage of value that the system rounds to the nearest ten, if applicable.
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percent20
int
The percentage of value that the system rounds to the nearest twenty, if applicable.
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percent5
int
The percentage of value that the system rounds to the nearest five, if applicable.
Whether a value of `0` means unlimited or zero. * `1` — Unlimited. * `0` — Zero.
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Example
fromclientapi_cpanel.models.inline_response200492_result_dataimportInlineResponse200492ResultData# TODO update the JSON string belowjson="{}"# create an instance of InlineResponse200492ResultData from a JSON stringinline_response200492_result_data_instance=InlineResponse200492ResultData.from_json(json)
# print the JSON string representation of the objectprint(InlineResponse200492ResultData.to_json())
# convert the object into a dictinline_response200492_result_data_dict=inline_response200492_result_data_instance.to_dict()
# create an instance of InlineResponse200492ResultData from a dictinline_response200492_result_data_from_dict=InlineResponse200492ResultData.from_dict(inline_response200492_result_data_dict)