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Why do we use if statements? To tell Tracy to stop our code if there’s an error To have Tracy make decisions based on conditional statements To tell Tracy to do something if we run our code To have Tracy
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Why do we use if statements?

To tell Tracy to stop our code if there’s an error


To have Tracy make decisions based on conditional statements


To tell Tracy to do something if we run our code


To have Tracy complete one function at a time

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answer is 2 i’m pretty sure
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