Another of the firm's analysts has been pounding his head against his desk for 10 minutes because he cannot figure out what is wrong with some structured English he has been using to describe the processing logic. Evan walks over and spots the problem in an instant. Which of the following can be what Evan identifies as the problem?
A)The structured English is indented.
B)The structured English is not using a sequence, selection, or iteration structure.
C)The structured English uses a limited vocabulary.
D)The structured English is used as a shorthand notation for actual code by programmers

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The structured English is not using a sequence, selection, or iteration structure. This is likely causing confusion in the processing logic, making it difficult to understand and troubleshoot. By identifying this issue and implementing proper structured English, the analyst can make the logic easier to follow and debug. The other options (indentation, limited vocabulary, and shorthand notation) may contribute to issues in structured English, but are not necessarily the problem in this scenario.

Another of the Firm's Analysts Has Been Pounding His Head