Day 03·Control Flow Without Hidden Magic
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Why this day exists
Yesterday's program could store facts and calculate with them. It still performed every statement in order.
A useful program must sometimes refuse work, choose one response, or repeat a step.
The danger is not learning a few keywords. The danger is writing a path that looks reasonable but takes the wrong turn at one exact boundary.
A clear branch or loop should survive a pencil trace before it earns a run.
When behavior is wrong, that trace should reveal the first value that went the wrong way.
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