1. This submenu is a very handy tool in monitoring how the variables handled its value while they were being executed. 2. The person who invented the C programming Language at AT&T Bell Laboratories. 3. The equal sign (=) is used as symbol. 4. The double equal sign (==) is used as symbol. 5. n++; or n = n+1; can also be written as _6. It is the capability to make decisions based on a given set of options or choices in the program. 7. It is called because the output is not what the user expected it to produce. 8. It is a program instruction that repeats same statement or sequence of statements in a specified number of times. 9. Is the rule of writing a correct program in a certain programming language. 10. Is considered as a sequence or series of characters and treated as a single data item. _11. Is a subprogram that performs specific tasks. 12. Is a special type of variable which can contain or hold one or more values of the same data type with reference to only one variable. 13. and 14. What are the two types of function? 15. It is a variable that contains the address of another variable.

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