A Logical Unit of Work, Often Conceptualized as a Sequence

question 8

Multiple Choice

A logical unit of work, often conceptualized as a sequence of steps that accomplish a single task, is called a _____.

• A) procedure
• B) transaction
• C) program
• D) method

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Contrast Questions

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