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What is a program entity?

(a) A program entity is anything in a program that is treated as a unit

(b) Variables, constants, sub-programs, packages, classes, attributes and operations are all examples of program entities

(c) Most programming languages allow various kinds of program entities

(d) All of the mentioned

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The correct answer is (d) All of the mentioned

The explanation is: A program entity is anything in a program that is treated as a unit. Variables, constants, sub-programs, packages, classes, attributes, and operations are all examples of program entities and Most programming languages allow various kinds of program entities.

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