A sequnce is a series of instructions that a program executes. By defult programs run from the order they were written. The flow of control can be changed by itteration and selection.
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what is CASE?
Instead of using multiple cluases in a slection block, programmers can use CASE ehich achives the same result with a different syntax.
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What is nested selection?
Used to implement branching logic. If a condition in a selection block is True, then it leads to sub conditions.
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What is the differance between a series and a sequence?
A sequence is an arrangement of numbers in an orderly manner. A series is ther sum of a sequence.
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Is there a limit to the amount of instructions a sequemce can contain?
Nope. Sequences can contain an unlimited amount of instructions.
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what is CASE?
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Instead of using multiple cluases in a slection block, programmers can use CASE ehich achives the same result with a different syntax.
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What is nested selection?
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What is the differance between a series and a sequence?
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Is there a limit to the amount of instructions a sequemce can contain?
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