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Programming Logic and Design Introductory
Quiz 3: Understanding Structure
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Question 41
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A variation of the selection structure
decision structure
stacking structures
loop structure
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A variation of the selection structure
Responses:
decision structure
stacking structures
loop structure
Question 42
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Describe how you can straighten out an unstructured flowchart segment.
Question 43
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Explain the difference between the representation of a decision structure and a loop in a flowchart.
Question 44
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Often can be used in multiple programs
null case
spaghetti code
structure
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Often can be used in multiple programs
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null case
spaghetti code
structure
Question 45
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Attaching structures end-to-end
loop structure
spaghetti code
nesting structures
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Attaching structures end-to-end
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loop structure
spaghetti code
nesting structures
Question 46
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Define the term structure as it relates to programming.
Question 47
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Describe a loop structure.
Question 48
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What are the characteristics of a structured program?
Question 49
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A case in which no action is taken
module
null case
priming read
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A case in which no action is taken
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module
null case
priming read
Question 50
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All logic problems can be solved using only these three structures: sequence, selection, and loop. The three structures, of course, can be combined in an infinite number of ways. What are two general ways structures can be combined?