The Intellectual Approach of Descartes

question 32

Multiple Choice

The intellectual approach of Descartes

• A)relied on experimentation to confirm his most important ideas.
• B)rested on the basic premise that "I think, therefore I am."
• C)argued that the scientific method could not prove the existence of God.
• D)argued that thought and tangible objects are of the same essence.
• E)was premised upon truths perceived through faith.

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Definitions:

Transfer Control

A programming action that changes the point of execution, such as jumps, loops, or calls to subroutines.

Program Loop

A sequence of instructions in programming that repeats until a certain condition is met.

Symbolic Constants

Symbolic Constants are named entities in programming that represent fixed values which cannot be altered during the execution of a program.

Tested Condition

An expression in programming that is evaluated in if-statements, loops, and other control structures to determine which path of execution to follow.