[1] Our son has started playing organized T-ball, a beginner’s version of baseball. [2] “Organized” is what parents call it, anyway. [3] Joe is seven, living in those two or three years when children can manage to throw a baseball a few feet but when what they’re really interested in are things closer at hand: bugs, butterflies, dirt (if they’re in the infield), grass (if they’re in the outfield). [4] Children of that age still think nothing of doing little dances in the outfield, often with their backs to home plate and, consequently, the batter. [5] It’s not as if the outfielders’ positions matter much, though—the ball never gets hit hard enough to reach there.

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I still have doubts.

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Janice has decided that the best approach to programming a new social media app is to start with a small portion of it by writing the smallest module, and then reuse and combine that with other modules to build it up. What approach is this?
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binary translation

bottom-up programming

float and decimal variables

algorithm management

Help meeee if you want to please thank you have a good day

Professional programmers do not make syntax errors.
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True

False