How would you refer to a page named Customer?

The correct approach to refer to a page named Customer within Pega's context is using ".Customer." The period at the beginning indicates that you are accessing a property or a page that exists within the current context or clipboard.

In Pega, when you want to refer to the properties of a page, you precede the page name with a dot to signify that it's not just a reference to the page itself, but you may also be accessing its properties. Using ".Customer" tells Pega that you are referring to the 'Customer' page that is currently being worked with, including its properties.

The other options do not convey the same meaning in the Pega context. A direct reference to "Customer" could be ambiguous, and does not specify that it relates to a page object. "Value.Customer" implies you are accessing a property on a page named 'Value,' which does not align with the intention of accessing the 'Customer' page directly. Similarly, "Page.Customer" suggests that you are trying to refer to a page under a broader context or a specific page group, which is not needed when simply referencing the 'Customer' page itself. Thus, ".Customer" is the most accurate choice for referring to the page in question.