The Correct Procedure for the Measurement of Foods Is

question 40

Multiple Choice

The correct procedure for the measurement of foods is:

• A) approximate amount; select correct utensil; use accurate technique.
• B) weigh out amount; process the food; use a metal non-lipped cup.
• C) approximate amount; use a graduated cup; measure amounts.
• D) weigh out the amount needed to avoid inaccuracies due to density.

Identify elements included in a string and their manipulation using standard input/output functions.

Recognize and correct common misconceptions about string manipulation functions (e.g., gets, putchar, getchar).

Distinguish between correct and incorrect uses of string-related functions (e.g., gets, puts, scanf).

Apply proper programming practices when dealing with strings and characters.

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