Auditors often make use of computer programs that perform routine processing functions such as sorting and merging.These programs are made available by IT companies and others and are specifically referred to as:
A)user programs.
B)utility programs.
C)supervisory programs.
D)compiler programs.

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Utility programs are specifically designed to perform routine processing functions, such as sorting and merging, which are commonly used by auditors. These programs are often made available by IT companies and other vendors. Other choices do not accurately describe the specific programs used by auditors for routine processing functions.

Auditors Often Make Use of Computer Programs That Perform Routine