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Match each term with a statement below.

Premises:

Responses:

Used to override the default order of operations

AND

Will always evaluate to the same result

parentheses

Relational comparison operators

Boolean expression

Part of a decision that executes only when the tested condition in the decision is false

a decision within another decision

An expression whose value can be only true or false

dead

Nested if

else clause

A path that can never be traveled

logical OR

When this operator is used, only one of the listed conditions must be met for the resulting action to take place

case structure

Using this operator, each Boolean expression must be true in order for the entire expression to be evaluated as true

=, >, =,

Used when you must nest a series of decisions about a single variable

trivial expressions

Premises:

Used to override the default order of operations

Will always evaluate to the same result

Relational comparison operators

Part of a decision that executes only when the tested condition in the decision is false

An expression whose value can be only true or false

Nested if

A path that can never be traveled

When this operator is used, only one of the listed conditions must be met for the resulting action to take place

Using this operator, each Boolean expression must be true in order for the entire expression to be evaluated as true

Used when you must nest a series of decisions about a single variable

Responses:

AND

parentheses

Boolean expression

a decision within another decision

dead

else clause

logical OR

case structure

=, >, =,

trivial expressions

Correct Answer:

Premises:

Responses:

Used to override the default order of operations

Will always evaluate to the same result

Relational comparison operators

Part of a decision that executes only when the tested condition in the decision is false

An expression whose value can be only true or false

Nested if

A path that can never be traveled

When this operator is used, only one of the listed conditions must be met for the resulting action to take place

Using this operator, each Boolean expression must be true in order for the entire expression to be evaluated as true

Used when you must nest a series of decisions about a single variable