11/20/22

In Python Program, a Control Structure Mcq


Welcome to my series "Answering random questions relating to Python programming". So this is an MCQ, we have "in  a Python program, a control structure, (a) direct order of execution, of the statements in the program. (b) detects what happens before the program starts and after it terminates. (c) defines program specific data structures and finally manages the input and the output of control characters. 

I'm going to go through each of the wrong ones first and tell you why. It's obvious this one's for you anyway. Do we know what a control structure is? It's kind of like the sequence of the program. Every single program row, every single programming language is into language, which is the only one I know that doesn't fall into this category of applying am secure. Sorry. Oh, shit. Of applying control structures.

Because you can put 10,000 guys just not style it and using scissors and all. It's going to look exactly how you want it to. But there are certain times when, for example, if I'm declaring a function, I can't code function for function is created and all those little rules because Python isn't exactly very strict with your rules, but all those things get out kind of forms the control structure. 

So it's not just used for managing the input output or the control structure of the control characters. It doesn't define program specific data structures and it doesn't dictate what happens before the program starts and after 10 minutes because it's running through the program. So it's whilst it's ongoing, so directs the order of execution of the statement in the program. Yes. So it's showing how the program should run, what you want to happen first and what you want to happen after that. Yeah, it's like a sequence which your program follows.

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