The Lowest Level of Decomposition for a Data-Flow Diagram Is

question 69

Multiple Choice

The lowest level of decomposition for a data-flow diagram is called the:

• A) context diagram.
• B) level-0 diagram.
• C) level-1 diagram.
• D) primitive diagram.
• E) cohesive diagram.

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