The part of a decision table that lists the actions that result for a given set of conditions is called:
A)action stubs
B)condition stubs
C)rule section
D)condition execution

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The action stubs in a decision table list the actions that result for a given set of conditions. The condition stubs list the conditions being evaluated, while the rule section combines these to provide a set of rules that help determine the appropriate action to take. Condition execution refers to the process of evaluating the conditions and determining which action(s) should be taken based on the rules outlined in the decision table.

The Part of a Decision Table That Lists the Actions