3 Questions
Which of the following is a programming construct used for making decisions?
Selection
What is tested during selection to determine the path the program takes?
A condition
Which type of iteration is controlled by a counter?
Count-controlled iteration
Study Notes
- Programming errors often occur due to instructions being in the wrong order
- Selection is a programming construct used for making decisions
- A condition is tested during selection to determine the path the program takes
- If-then-else statements are used to implement selection in programming
- Iteration is a programming construct used for repeating actions until a condition is met
- Count-controlled iteration is a type of iteration
- Boolean results are used to determine the path the program takes during selection
- Pseudocode is used to outline programming logic
- Programming constructs are used to structure programs and improve efficiency
- Programming languages utilize similar constructs for decision-making and repetition.
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