We are predicting the outcome of the input statements and reflecting if we have the right answer. If not, we talk about our mistakes.
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We are predicting the outcome of the input statements and reflecting if we have the right answer. If not, we talk about our mistakes.
We are writing a prediction of what it will do when it runs.
We are predicting what the code will do when it runs. The predictions should be added to the code as comments.
We are predicting what will happen in the code based on the statements we were given.
I was assigned to write a prediction of what it will do when it runs. The prediction should be added to the code as comments. Then I ran the code, comparing what happens to your prediction. Then I commented on the differences between my prediction and what actually happened.
We will predict what the output will be based on the information we receive.
Add comments to the code below to predict what will happen when it is run. In addition we explain what the variable(s) are called and where they are used.
We are predicting what the code will do when it runs. The predictions should be added to the code as comments.
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