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Question 49

The following are programming concepts (labelled A – E).

  • A Iteration
  • B Logic error
  • C Selection
  • D Syntax error
  • E Variable

For each of the definitions in the table, write the letter of the most suitable programming concept. Use each letter only once.

DefinitionLabel
A control structure that allows a program to choose between different execution paths based on whether a condition is true or false.
A mistake in a program's source code that violates the grammatical rules of the language, causing compilation or execution to fail.
The repetitive execution of a sequence of instructions, either a set number of times or until a condition is met.
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  1. GCSE
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