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Select all that apply . Which of the following can complete the statement below?Different algorithms for the same problem can
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Which of the following is a good example of the effectiveness property of algorithms?
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A loop in an algorithm must include a test which can end the repetition .
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If an algorithm is run at different times but with the same data the output will be
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Select all that apply . Which of the following can complete the statement below?The intersect of an alphabetized list (IAL) and a No Alphabetized List (NAL) are different solutions because they
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The value of an algorithm depends on its use of resources, such as space and time .
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Algorithms use functions (operations that the agent already knows how to perform) to simplify the algorithmic description .
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Replacing nouns with pronouns in a natural language algorithm will make the algorithm more understandable .
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Select all that apply . Which property(ies) of a valid algorithm is(are) violated by the instruction seen so often on hair shampoo bottles: "lather, rinse, repeat"?
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The way to know that an algorithm works is to know what properties the computation has that cause it to produce the right result every time and to be able to explain how those properties do the job .
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Algorithms are only used in the field of computers; there is no use for algorithms anywhere else .
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An algorithm that has no successful end violates the ________ property .
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To be effective, an algorithm relies on outside help to provide further input .
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Specifying the sequence of operations of an algorithm is part of the property of ________ .
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