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Data, Analytics, & Troubleshooting Unit Test 18 of 2518 of 25 Items 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 test a theory, document findings test a theory, document findings establish a theory, test a theory, create a plan, document findings establish a theory, test a theory, create a plan, 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 create a plan, identify a problem, document findings Skip to navigation page 1 of 1

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Based on the information provided, the following steps of the troubleshooting process are likely the ones that you have left to complete in your flowchart after encountering the error with the line print (“hello, world,”):

  1. Identify a problem: Recognize that there is an issue with the code (in this case, potentially related to syntax with the parentheses or the comma).
  2. Establish a theory: Formulate a hypothesis about what might be causing the error (for example, checking for syntax errors or correct usage of print function).
  3. Test a theory: Experiment by correcting the code to see if the error resolves (for example, changing it to print("hello, world")).
  4. Document findings: Record what was learned from testing the theory, whether the fix worked or if further issues remain.
  5. Create a plan: If the issue is resolved, document the solution for future reference; if not, outline further steps to troubleshoot the problem.

So, the correct sequence would be: document findings, identify a problem, establish a theory, test a theory, retest a theory, create a plan.