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Answer:
Drill and Practice
Explanation:
<em>Drill and Practice</em> is a type of Computer-based Instruction (CBI) program. In <em>Drill and Practice</em>, answered questions are given immediate feedback. These problems or exercises are structured and answered on the program to provide instant feedback to the person taking the test.
<em>For instance</em>, when going through an evaluation test but you are required to provide the correct answer before moving on. Once a question is answered, the program will indicate whether correct or wrong, if the question is correct, move to the next question but if wrong you start again. This is a typical example of Drill and practice.
This is exactly what is seen in our scenario in the question.
Yes because if someone needs help with someone they could just look for a professionals to see what to do and all that stuff
You will get the picture
Answer:
The output of the code is following:-
My first C++ program.
The sum of 2 and 3 = 5
7 + 8 = 15
Explanation:
First the program should have #include<iostream>.This is missing in the program.
In the program you have printed My first C++ program first then used newline character endl. After that you have printed The sum of 2 and 3 = 5 this will be printed in the new line.Then you have used endl.Then printed "7 + 8 = " string and the sum 7+8 that is 15.
Hence the output is like this.
