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- Branch_(computer_science) comment "A computer program is, fundamentally, the use of instructions executed by a computer. By default, instructions are executed in sequence as they appear in the program, but the exception to this rule is the execution of branch or jump instructions that (may) cause the computer to begin execution of a different part of the program than the next instruction, thus "jumping" (or "branching") from one part of the program to another.".