Procedural languages act the same regard to the details of assigning a new value to a variable, in the mechanisms, the language provides for directing the flow of control through conditional and looping statements, and in the statement forms that control input and output. a. trueb. false

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Trace Frederick

Computers & Technology

13 April, 05:35

Procedural languages act the same regard to the details of assigning a new value to a variable, in the mechanisms, the language provides for directing the flow of control through conditional and looping statements, and in the statement forms that control input and output. a. trueb. false

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Jabari Orozco · Answer 1

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This statement is true because in computer programming, procedural language are those language that follows a pattern of command in order. It acts similar to the details when a new value is assigned to a variable. The flow of control is directed just like procedural language through looping and conditional statement, and in a form that ensures that the input and output are controlled.