To reduce the chances that typing errors will corrupt your solutions, a good design principle to follow is ____.
A) have users type data as opposed to using the mouse for data entry
B) not allow users enter values that can be calculated
C) limit the amount of users using the application
D) enter only numeric data

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By not allowing users to enter values that can be calculated, it reduces the likelihood of typing errors. For example, instead of allowing users to enter the result of a calculation, the application can perform the calculation in the background using input values entered by the user. This way, even if the user makes a typo, the calculated result will still be accurate.

To Reduce the Chances That Typing Errors Will Corrupt Your