Question

You receive an error in the integrated development environment (IDE) while writing code. The line triggering the error is as follows: print (“hello, world,”). If you are following a flowchart organizational method to troubleshooting, then what are the steps of the troubleshooting process you have left to complete in your flowchart based on the information at hand? Please list them in sequential order. (1 point) Responses establish a theory, test a theory, create a plan, document findings establish a theory, test a theory, create a plan, document findings test a theory, document findings test a theory, document findings document findings, identify a problem, test a theory, retest a theory document findings, identify a problem, test a theory, retest a theory create a plan, identify a problem, document findings

Answer 1

To troubleshoot the error in your code line print (“hello, world,”), you would follow a structured process. Based on the options you provided, the correct sequential order of the troubleshooting steps in your flowchart would be:

1. Identify a problem
2. Establish a theory
3. Test a theory
4. Retest a theory
5. Document findings

However, this specific sequence is not available in the provided options. The closest matching option reflecting a logical troubleshooting process would be:

document findings, identify a problem, test a theory, retest a theory

This option encompasses identifying the problem which is a crucial first step, followed by documenting observations, testing the established theories, and then retesting after the potential fixes have been applied.