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a sentient creature, a program must manipulate its world and make choices
during execution.
In
Java you manipulate objects and data using operators, and you make choices with
execution control statements. Java was inherited from C++, so most of these
statements and operators will be familiar to C and C++ programmers. Java has
also added some improvements and simplifications.
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