Nice walk through history, interesting to think that at some point if-else was in need of diagrams to describe the concept clearly. When I ran the "if-else" st

Nice walk through history, interesting to think that at some point if-else was in need of diagrams to describe the concept clearly. When I ran the "if-else" statement of my programming language* by a user-study with my non-technical brother-in-law he said it reminded him of the binary nature of legalise and inherently limiting the nature of what is possible. I agree. My sister also formed the study-group and consistently they both prefer "otherwise" to anything else (pardon the pun). * The language in case anyone wants to take a look: https://github.com/ducklang-community/ducklang https://github.com/ducklang-community/ducklang