Structuring Programs and Development Processes in Such a Way That

question 68

Multiple Choice

Structuring programs and development processes in such a way that an error in one part of the program does not trigger a disastrous response is referred to as ____.

• A) high-level programming
• B) offensive programming
• C) defensive programming
• D) low-level programming

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Definitions:

Steel Laminations

Thin sheets of steel, often used in the core of transformers and electric motors, to reduce energy losses due to eddy currents.

Bars

In electrical and mechanical contexts, "bars" can refer to conductive rods in electrical equipment or structural components in machinery.

Squirrel-Cage Induction Motor

A highly efficient and commonly used type of induction motor, characterized by its simple, robust design where the rotor looks like a squirrel cage.

Phase Angle

The angular difference in degrees between the peak values of two alternating currents or voltages that have the same frequency but are not in phase.