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1. Explain what a selection statement is in a sentence or two along with an example.
2. Explain what a loops are in a sentence or two along with an example.
3. Explain what arrays are in a sentence or two along with an example.
4. Give an example that uses selection statements, loops, and arrays together to accomplish an important task.
5. Is it possible to replace a selection statement with a loop? Is it possible to replace a loop with a selection statement? Clearly and concisely argue your position.
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