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Since programming is largely an exercise in applying logic, much of the art of script development involves writing scripts that make decisions based on one or more criteria. Such decisions define which code gets executed and, conversely, which code gets by-passed when the script is executing. This is often referred to as ''flow control'' since it controls the ''flow'' of script execution.
