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Code Block is where you will define your reclass function. It should look something like this:

def reclass(GP, Z):
    if (GP == "DT" and Z == "CG"):
        UpOrDown = 1
    elif (GP == "CIC" and Z == "A"):
        UpOrDown = 0
    return UpOrDown

A good resource on how to use If-Then statements in Python can be found here.

A good resource on how to use the Code Block in ArcGIS Pro can be found here.

Some terms for the highlighted part of your screenshot include column name or field name. If you want a mathematical term for UpOrDown, it would be a Dependent Variable, because the value assigned to that cell on each row calculated depends on what happens on the right side of the equation.

Code Block is where you will define your reclass function. It should look something like this:

def reclass(GP, Z):
    if (GP == "DT" and Z == "CG"):
        UpOrDown = 1
    elif (GP == "CIC" and Z == "A"):
        UpOrDown = 0
    return UpOrDown

A good resource on how to use If-Then statements in Python can be found at the Python If ... Else page of w3schools.com.

A good resource on how to use the Code Block in ArcGIS Pro can be found at the Calculate Field Python examples page of its Online Help.

Some terms for the highlighted part of your screenshot include column name or field name. If you want a mathematical term for UpOrDown, it would be a Dependent Variable, because the value assigned to that cell on each row calculated depends on what happens on the right side of the equation.

Code Block is where you will define your reclass function. It should look something like this:

def reclass(GP, Z):
    if (GP == "DT" and Z == "CG"):
        UpOrDown = 1
    elif (GP == "CIC" and Z == "A"):
        UpOrDown = 0
    return UpOrDown

A good resource on how to use If-Then statements in Python can be found here.

A good resource on how to use the Code Block in ArcGIS Pro can be found here.

Code Block is where you will define your reclass function. It should look something like this:

def reclass(GP, Z):
    if (GP == "DT" and Z == "CG"):
        UpOrDown = 1
    elif (GP == "CIC" and Z == "A"):
        UpOrDown = 0
    return UpOrDown

A good resource on how to use If-Then statements in Python can be found here.

A good resource on how to use the Code Block in ArcGIS Pro can be found here.

Some terms for the highlighted part of your screenshot include column name or field name. If you want a mathematical term for UpOrDown, it would be a Dependent Variable, because the value assigned to that cell on each row calculated depends on what happens on the right side of the equation.

Code Block is where you will define your reclass function. It should look something like this:

def reclass(GP, Z):
    if (GP == "DT" and Z == "CG"):
        UpOrDown = 1
    elif (GP == "CIC" and Z == "A"):
        UpOrDown = 0

A good resource on how to use If-Then statements in Python can be found here.

A good resource on how to use the Code Block in ArcGIS Pro can be found here.

Code Block is where you will define your reclass function. It should look something like this:

def reclass(GP, Z):
    if (GP == "DT" and Z == "CG"):
        UpOrDown = 1
    elif (GP == "CIC" and Z == "A"):
        UpOrDown = 0
    return UpOrDown

A good resource on how to use If-Then statements in Python can be found here.

A good resource on how to use the Code Block in ArcGIS Pro can be found here.