When Drawing Flowcharts, Unconstrained Branching and Merging Can Lead to

question 106

Multiple Choice

When drawing flowcharts, unconstrained branching and merging can lead to

• A)So-called "spaghetti code"
• B)A better design
• C)Intuitive understanding of the flow of control
• D)Clear visualization of the problem solution

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