Question

in which construct the statements in a program are executed in a sequential manner followed by one after
the other with no possibility of branching off to another action.
a. Conditional
b. Sequential
C.Iterative
d. None of these​

Answer 1

B sequential cause u don’t want to run any statement more then once

Answer 2

In the Sequential construct, the statements in a program are executed in a sequential manner followed by one after the other with no possibility of branching off to another action.

• A program is a set of instructions written by programmers to carry out a specific operation.
• Generally, every program written is read and executed by the compiler in a line-by-line fashion. That is the Sequential way of compiling a program.
• Although, some features of programming allow us to lessen the time taken by the compiler to compile the program by using Conditional statements and Iterative statements.
• Conditional statements include If else statements with a condition specified by the programmer, that is if (condition = true) compile these instructions, else compile these.
• Iterations include the set of instructions that has to be repeated until a condition is met. Loops like for loop, while loop, do-while loop are used in this case.