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Question 1 of 10 What should you use to convert an algorithm to a format that a computer can understand? A. An if-then statement B. An iteration cha prototype D. A programming l…

Question 1 of 10 What should you use to convert an algorithm to a format that a computer can understand? A. An if-then statement B. An iteration cha prototype D. A programming l…
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What should you use to convert an algorithm to a format that a computer can
understand?
A. An if-then statement
B. An iteration
cha prototype
D. A programming language
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I believe that it's D.

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User Martin Borthiry
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D. A programming language
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