Multiple choice technology

Translating the problem statement into a series of sequential steps describing what the program must do is known as:

  1. Coding

  2. Debbuging

  3. Creating the algorithm

  4. Writing Documentation
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C Correct answer
Explanation

Creating the algorithm is the process of translating a problem statement into a structured sequence of steps that a program must follow to solve the problem. This is a design activity that happens before coding. Coding is implementation, Debugging is error correction, and Writing Documentation creates user/technical guides. Note: Option B has a typo ('Debbuging').

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