Question

in a process logic diagram, the arrows show:
(1 point)
○ only where input occurs.
○ only where output occurs.
○ how the program moves through the processes.
○ how the data moves through the program.

Explanation:

In a process logic diagram, arrows are used to depict the flow of the program through various processes. Input and output are represented by specific symbols (e.g., parallelograms for input/output), not just by arrows. Data flow in a broader sense (how data moves) is more about the transfer of data values between components, while process logic diagram arrows focus on the program's execution path through processes.

Answer:

how the program moves through the processes.