Question

1. take the input value and compare to the stored value2. if the input value is greater than the stored value, add 13. if the input value is less than the stored value, replace the input value with the stored value4. if the input value is the same as the stored value, print an error message1. decomposition2. pattern recognition3. algorithm4. abstractioninstead of adding 1000 numbers at once, the final sum can be found by adding 100 sums of 10 numbers each.a function that take a starting value and an ending value and adds every number from the starting to ending value and

Explanation:

1. The first set of numbered, step-by-step instructions for comparing input and stored values is a clear sequence of defined operations, which matches the definition of an algorithm.
2. Breaking down the task of adding 1000 numbers into smaller tasks of adding 10 numbers 100 times is splitting a complex problem into smaller, manageable parts, which is decomposition.
3. (Note: The third description is cut off, but based on the structure of a function that performs a repeated calculation over a range of values, it implies recognizing a repeated pattern of adding sequential numbers, which is pattern recognition. Assuming the full task is summing a range, this fits pattern recognition.)

Answer:

1. 3. Algorithm
2. 1. Decomposition
3. 2. Pattern recognition