Match each item with a statement below.
-Tells the compiler how to convert the value in a function
A)pseudocode
B)conversion specifier
C)class
D)bug
E)variable
F)do loop
G)compiler
H)while loop
I)branching
J)assembly language

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

A conversion specifier is a character that tells the compiler how to convert the value in a function. For example, %d is a conversion specifier for integers and %f is a conversion specifier for floating point numbers.

Note: While the other items are important in programming, none of them specifically match the given statement.

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