The simplest selection structure is one in which an action is taken if the condition evaluates to true, but no action is taken if the condition evaluates to false. This structure is called the ____.
A) single-outcome selection
B) dual-outcome selection
C) nested sequence
D) nested selection

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The simplest selection structure described is known as a single-outcome selection because it specifies only one outcome (an action taken) if a condition is true, and does nothing if the condition is false. Dual-outcome, nested sequence, and nested selection structures involve more complex decision-making paths.

The Simplest Selection Structure Is One in Which an Action