Identify which of the following is a correct description of sequence?
A sequence is the execution of statements or functions one after another.
A sequence is where the flow through a program is interrupted and control is passed to another point in the program.
A sequence is where a procedure or function calls itself.
Recognise what the programming principle 'selection' is ?
Selection is where the flow through a program is interrupted and control is passed to another point in the program. Based on a boolean expression.
Selection is the execution of statements or functions one after another.
Selection is where a procedure or function calls itself.
Choose an answer which best relates to iteration?
The execution of statements or functions one after another.
Repeated execution of a set of steps based on a boolean condition.
Where a procedure or function calls itself.