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Statement Level Control Structures

Control structures are the way operations and data are combined in order to come up with a program.

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Sequences
Sequences in a program are the order in which the operations are executed.
Alternation
Alternation is having a selection of multiple statements to execute.
Iteration
Iteration is the ability to control how many times a statement will be executed.

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