answer = INPUT ("How many faces does a cuboid have?")

Question

IF (answer == 6):
score = score + 1
ELSE:
PRINT ("Wrong Answer")

This code uses:
IterationSelectionSequencing

Answer 1

The code snippet you've provided primarily demonstrates the concept of Selection in programming. Let’s break down the components to clarify:

1. Selection: This refers to making a choice based on a condition. In this code, the condition is whether the answer is equal to 6. If the condition is met (IF (answer == 6)), the code adds 1 to the score. Otherwise, it prints "Wrong Answer". The use of an IF...ELSE statement is a clear indication of selection.

2. Sequencing: This is the execution of statements in the order they are written. In your code, the inputs and conditions follow a sequential flow, but the main focus here is on the choice being made—this is selection.

3. Iteration: This involves repeating a set of instructions until a certain condition is met (e.g., using loops like for or while). Your provided code snippet does not include any loops, so it does not demonstrate iteration.

In conclusion, the code uses Selection (through the conditional statement) and Sequencing (the order of execution), but it does not exhibit Iteration.