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Question 47

A climate scientist writes a computer program to calculate the average daily rainfall over a year. The program executes successfully to the end without any warnings or crashes, but it outputs a negative value for the average rainfall because a subtraction operator was used instead of an addition operator in the summation loop.

State the type of programming error that is present in this program.

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Computational thinking Questions

  1. GCSE
  2. /Computer Science
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