Which of the following correctly describes sequential-driven programming?(1 point)
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Sequential-driven programming allows the computer to process many instructions in the fastest order.
Sequential-driven programming allows the computer to process many instructions in the fastest order.
Sequential-driven programming allows the computer to process many instructions using the fewest resources.
Sequential-driven programming allows the computer to process many instructions using the fewest resources.
Sequential-driven programming allows the computer to process many instructions using user selections to set order.
Sequential-driven programming allows the computer to process many instructions using user selections to set order.
Sequential-driven programming allows the computer to process many instructions in linear order.
Sequential-driven programming allows the computer to process many instructions in linear order.
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The correct description of sequential-driven programming is:
"Sequential-driven programming allows the computer to process many instructions in linear order."
This means that the instructions are executed one after the other in the order they appear in the code, without any branching or skipping.
