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Chapter 1 – Problem Solving Multiple Questions and Answers.
| 6. | A well-defined problem is the one that does not contain. | ||
| A. | error | ||
| B. | validation | ||
| C. | ambiguities | ||
| D. | none of these | ||
| 7. | A problem, which does not ave any ambiguities? | ||
| A. | Defining a problem | ||
| B. | Understanding a problem | ||
| C. | Candid solution | ||
| D. | Problem analysis | ||
| 8. | If the problem is not defined well then which one strategy from the following programmer can use to define the problem | ||
| A. | Gain background knowledge | ||
| B. | Use guesses | ||
| C. | Draw a picture | ||
| D. | All of these | ||
| 9. | Strategy in which programmer try to know the situation and circumstances in which the problem is happening is. | ||
| A. | Gain background knowledge | ||
| B. | Use guesses | ||
| C. | Divide and conquer | ||
| D. | Prototype | ||
| 10. | The strategy in which programmer try to guess the unknown information through appropriate guesses is. | ||
| A. | Gain background knowledge | ||
| B. | Use guesses | ||
| C. | Act it out | ||
| D. | Prototype | ||
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