In Contrast to a Hypothetical Imperative, a Categorial Imperative Is

question 42

Multiple Choice

In contrast to a hypothetical imperative, a categorial imperative is a command __________.

• A) grounded in reason
• B) that applies without exception
• C) based on desire or utility
• D) that prescribes the means necessary to achieve an end

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Definitions:

Prototype

A prototype is an early sample, model, or release of a product built to test a concept or process.

Pre-

Often used as a prefix in programming and computer science, indicating "before" or "prior to" certain operations or processes.

Postcondition Comments

Comments placed in code to specify the state or the expected outcome after a certain block of code has been executed.

Postconditions

Conditions that must be true after the execution of a segment of code or program, used in formal methods to verify correctness.