Which of the following is not a fundamental form of control that programming languages provide?
A) sequential control
B) iterative control
C) secondary control

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Sequential control, iterative control, and concurrent control are fundamental forms of control in programming languages. Secondary control is not a recognized fundamental control form in programming. Sequential control allows for execution of statements one after another, iterative control enables repetition of a group of statements, and concurrent control allows for parallel execution of processes. Secondary control does not fit into the standard categorization of control structures in programming.

Which of the Following Is Not a Fundamental Form of Control