In ________,two members share the same computer and write a computer program together.
A)imperative programming
B)paired programming
C)task parallelism
D)parallel computing

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Paired programming is a technique in which two programmers work together at one computer to write a computer program. They share the keyboard and take turns driving (writing code) and navigating (reviewing the code as it is being written). This approach is commonly used in Agile software development methodologies. Imperative programming is a programming paradigm, task parallelism and parallel computing refer to techniques for utilizing multiple processors or cores to improve program performance, and are not specific to collaborative programming.

In ________,Two Members Share the Same Computer and Write a Computer