The Ability to Program the Computer to Do Practically Anything

question 32

Multiple Choice

The ability to program the computer to do practically anything you want it to do is called:

• A)invisible programming values.
• B)the invisibility factor.
• C)logical malleability.
• D)the transformation factor.

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