Question

which of these statements about subroutines is not accurate? (1 point) they require pseudocode. they can be tested individually. they can pass information to other subroutines. they can be reused in a program.

Explanation:

To determine the inaccurate statement, we analyze each option:

• "They can be tested individually": Subroutines (like functions/methods in programming) can be unit - tested individually, so this is accurate.
• "They can pass information to other subroutines": Subroutines can communicate with other subroutines via parameters or return values, so this is accurate.
• "They can be reused in a program": Reusability is a key feature of subroutines (e.g., functions in Python can be called multiple times), so this is accurate.
• "They require pseudocode": Subroutines are implemented in programming languages (like Java, Python) and don't require pseudocode. Pseudocode is a way to plan, but subroutines can exist without it. So this statement is inaccurate.

Answer:

A. They require pseudocode