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What is something that a robot or computer program might do that requires a decision, or conditional statement?

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Veseljchak [2.6K]2 years ago

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Make decisions such as greeting a user depending on the time of day. Example: saying good morning while it is morning but saying good afternoon to the user only when it is the appropriate time.

Explanation:

I have used decision making methods in various programs to greet users, and determine whether to do one thing or another based on values passed to the program

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