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tth

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The ST implementation uses set dominant (SETD) and reset dominant (RESD) functions to ________.
 
  A) Limit the execution of the OSR instruction B) Handle the count up and count down control
  C) Limit the execution of an output to one scan D) Handle retentive outputs

Question 2

The ________ construct allows the program to execute designated lines of code a specific number of times before doing anything else.
 
  A) FOR . . . DO B) WHILE . . . DO
  C) IF . . . THEN D) REPEAT  UNTIL



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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