Question

which statement is not a guideline programmers should follow when converting unstructured logic into structured logic?
a. avoid repetition of the same steps within more than one loop.
b. eliminate any logical paths that can never be traveled.
c. ensure that flow lines in logic flowcharts do not cross.
d. modularize steps when appropriate to shorten the main program.

Explanation:

In converting unstructured logic to structured logic, avoiding repetition in loops, eliminating unreachable logical paths, and modularizing steps are good practices. However, crossing flow - lines in logic flowcharts is not a strict no - no and does not violate the core principles of converting to structured logic.

Answer:

C. Ensure that flow lines in logic flowcharts do not cross.