The loop logic structure:
A)Processes instructions in order of listing.
B)Allows the computer to make a choice of two paths to follow.
C)Allows the computer to repeat instructions.
D)Allows the computer to make a choice of two or more paths to follow.

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The loop logic structure allows the computer to repeat instructions, which is commonly used in programming to implement repetition and iterate over a collection of data. The other options, A and B, do not involve repetition and do not provide a mechanism for the program to iterate over data. Option D is incorrect because it specifies that the computer can make a choice of two or more paths to follow, which is more in line with a branching structure, rather than a loop structure.

The Loop Logic Structure