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Why conditional logic is needed in Go - Quick Recap

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beginner
What is conditional logic in programming?
Conditional logic lets a program choose different actions based on conditions, like making decisions in real life.
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beginner
Why do we need conditional logic in programs?
Because programs must react differently to different situations, like a traffic light changing colors based on time.
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beginner
Give a real-life example of conditional logic.
If it is raining, take an umbrella; else, wear sunglasses. This is like an if-else decision in code.
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intermediate
How does conditional logic improve user experience?
It allows programs to respond to user choices, like showing a welcome message only if the user is logged in.
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beginner
What happens if a program has no conditional logic?
The program would do the same thing every time, no matter what, making it less useful and flexible.
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What does conditional logic allow a program to do?
ARun faster without errors
BStore data permanently
CMake decisions based on conditions
DDisplay graphics on screen
Which real-life example matches conditional logic?
ATaking an umbrella if it rains
BWalking without looking
CEating the same food every day
DSleeping at a fixed time always
What is a consequence of no conditional logic in a program?
AIt runs only once
BIt adapts to user input
CIt fixes bugs automatically
DIt always does the same thing
How does conditional logic help user experience?
ABy responding to user choices
BBy speeding up the program
CBy storing user passwords
DBy showing random messages
Which Go statement is used for conditional logic?
Afor
Bif
Cfunc
Dvar
Explain why conditional logic is important in programming with a simple real-life example.
Think about how you decide what to do based on weather or time.
You got /2 concepts.
    Describe what would happen if a program never used conditional logic.
    Imagine a machine that never changes its action no matter what.
    You got /3 concepts.