Having a Sense of Being Able to Make a Difference

question 19

Multiple Choice

Having a sense of being able to make a difference is known as:

• A)empathy.
• B)self-esteem.
• C)sympathy.
• D)self-efficacy.

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Definitions:

Expressions

Combinations of variables, operations, values, and functions that are evaluated to produce another value in programming.

Variable Name

An identifier assigned to a storage location in memory to store values during a computer program's execution.

Declared

In programming, to specify the type and optionally the initial value of variables or functions before they are used.

Global Variables

Variables defined in a program's global scope, accessible and modifiable from any part of the program.