The key is learning how to think critically about problem-solving.
For example, if you have a problem that contains a Conditional Branch but its commands aren’t being executed, it’s like assembling LEGO pieces. You need to deduce which pieces fit together to achieve the desired outcome. Instead of building, though, you’re deconstructing.
Start by placing a Show Text command inside the Conditional Branch if you’re unsure of the issue or have too many hypotheses. If the Show Text appears, the problem lies elsewhere, not with this Conditional Branch. If it doesn’t, depending on the case, you can confirm the Conditional Branch isn’t returning true. From there, investigate why it’s not returning true. It’s like playing a detective game, systematically eliminating possibilities and following clues to reach a conclusion.