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{"gt_parse": {"c2t": "The application starts in the Inactive state, where it is not currently in use and not carrying out any tasks. From the Inactive state, it can transition to the Active state, where it is running and ready to perform tasks. From the Active state, the application can transition to the Running state, where it is currently executing tasks and functioning properly. However, it can also transition to the Error state if it encounters an error and is unable to continue operating. In the Error state, there are several actions that can be taken. The first action is to Restart the application in an attempt to resolve the error. Another action is to Contact Support for assistance with the encountered error. The third action is to Check Logs, where the application will log the error details for troubleshooting purposes. From the Error state, the application can transition back to the Running state if the error is resolved and the tasks can continue. It can also transition back to the Active state if the error is resolved but the tasks cannot continue. From the Active state, users can choose to Deactivate the application, transitioning it back to the Inactive state. They can also Start Task, initiating a task for the application to perform. From the Running state, users can Pause Task, temporarily stopping the ongoing task. They can also Stop Task, instructing the application to stop the ongoing task. If an error occurs during a task, users can choose to Retry Task, attempting to complete the task again. From the Running state, users can also choose to Continue Task, instructing the application to continue executing the task after a pause. From the Active state, users can Check Status to see the current status of the application. If the error cannot be resolved, users can choose to Reset the application, requesting a complete reset to clear any errors."}}