Which is a real-world example of a procedure?
o calculating the tip given the total at a rest...
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Computers and Technology, 16.10.2019 00:30, vanessagomezcx
Which is a real-world example of a procedure?
o calculating the tip given the total at a restaurant
pressing submit and getting a new password
o dividing to determine the number of cookies to distribute to each guest
getting up and dressing before school
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