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Let's say you are a senior engineer building an AI to decide when to invest in stocks. You can use an if-else statement to decide based on the stock price:

`int stockPriceTesla = 650;
int stockPriceApple = 150;

if (stockPriceTesla ___ stockPriceApple) { cout<<"Invest in Apple!"; } else { cout<<"Invest in Tesla!"; }`.

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