FC0-U61 · Question #546
Given the pseudocode below: Which of the following inputs will result in a TRUE for pizza and party?
The correct answer is D. Red = TRUE -. Based on the correct answer and implied pseudocode logic, an input where the variable 'Red' is TRUE will result in both 'pizza' and 'party' being TRUE.
Question
Given the pseudocode below:
Which of the following inputs will result in a TRUE for pizza and party?
Options
- ARed = TRUE -
- BRed = FALSE -
- CRed = FALSE -
- DRed = TRUE -
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A9% (3)
- B13% (4)
- C3% (1)
- D75% (24)
Why each option
Based on the correct answer and implied pseudocode logic, an input where the variable 'Red' is TRUE will result in both 'pizza' and 'party' being TRUE.
While 'Red = TRUE -' would lead to the correct outcome, this option is textually identical to the correct answer D, implying a redundant choice or missing context in the question itself.
If 'Red' is FALSE, the implied pseudocode logic would typically lead to 'pizza' and 'party' being FALSE, not TRUE.
Similar to choice B, if 'Red' is FALSE, the pseudocode's conditional statements would logically result in 'pizza' and 'party' being FALSE.
The provided correct answer indicates that setting the variable 'Red' to TRUE triggers the logic within the pseudocode that subsequently sets both 'pizza' and 'party' to TRUE.
Concept tested: Conditional logic in pseudocode
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