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3 years ago

Which type of basic building blocks (constructs) is the following algorithm?

Computers and Technology

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Tju [1.3M]3 years ago

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The type of basic building blocks (constructs) used in the above algorithm is: A. Sequence.

An algorithm can be defined as a standard formula (procedures) which comprises a set of finite steps or instructions, that is typically used for solving a problem on a computer.

Basically, there are three (3) basic building blocks (constructs) used in an algorithm and these include:

I. Iteration.

II. Sequence.

III. Selection.

Selection is a building block (construct) that is used to determine the set of instruction or step to execute in a program based on a Boolean expression such as:

True or False.

Yes or NO.

If the conditional test (grade > 50) is True (Yes), a part of the program is executed, which is to output a "Pass."

Otherwise, the program would execute and output a "Fail" i.e the conditional test (grade > 50) is False (No).

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