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Chapter 3: Making Decisions with Conditionals

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Decision making with conditionals

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Computers use to make a based on rules . A conditional is like asking : " this is true , then do that " . This allows your program to choose between different paths .

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If a statement is , the computer runs the next line of code . If it is false , the computer can skip to the section to do something different . This makes your code act like a real .

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When you have many choices , use for more conditions . You use operators , like the " greater than " symbol , to check values . These logic rules help your program think like a player .

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