Notes for Slide 03
From the idea of writing programs that contains choices comes
the idea that the result of the program might differ based on
certain conditions. One way that a program can act differently
from one run to another is to base choices on values of variables
which are set by user input. A program that runs differently
depending on choices is likely to be more interesting than a
program that essentially does the same thing every time it is run.
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