In this implementation, each instruction is provided with its own data independently of how other instructions acquire theirs. We insert a(n): A Multiple Input/Output B The Case of Many Pieces of Information or Directions C Unique Information Only One D Several Insts From One

In this implementation, each instruction is provided with its own data independently of how other instructions acquire theirs. We insert a(n): A Multiple Input/Output B The Case of Many Pieces of Information or Directions C Unique Information Only One D Several Insts From One

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EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

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Chapter5: Making Decisions

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