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In Chapter 2 you learned how to do calculations in your programs. In this chapter, you’ll take great leaps forward in the range of programs you can write and the flexibility you can build into them. You’ll add one of the most powerful programming tools to your inventory: the ability to compare the values of expressions and, based on the outcome, choose to execute one set of statements or another.
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© 2006 Ivor Horton
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(2006). Making Decisions. In: Beginning C. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0243-1_3
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