The Most Common Problem with Instructions Is That the Writer

question 51

Multiple Choice

The most common problem with instructions is that the writer ________.

• A) fails to provide adequate context and background info
• B) fails to provide adequate or clear safety warnings
• C) provides too much unnecessary detail
• D) assumes the readers have more knowledge than they actually do

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Definitions:

Pointer Variable

A variable that stores the memory address of another variable rather than a data value itself.

Indirect Addressing

Indirect addressing refers to accessing data by using a pointer or address that points to the location of the actual data in memory.

Called Function

A function that is invoked by another function during the execution of a program.

Call By Value

A method of passing arguments to functions where the actual value is passed, and modifications inside the function do not affect the original argument.