### Unit 1 – Milestone 1#### Question 5**Consider the necessary tasks involved in taking a photo:**1. point the camera to the subject2. turn on camera3. set the settings on the camera4. press the button**Place these steps in their logical order.**- [ ] 4, 3, 2, 1- [ ] 2, 3, 4, 1- [ ] 1, 2, 4, 3- [ ] 2, 3, 1, 4**Options:**- Save & ContinueThis question appears on an educational platform as part of a quiz titled "Unit 1 – Milestone 1." The task is to correctly sequence the steps necessary for taking a photo, selecting from the multiple-choice options provided. **Question 4****What is the purpose of conditions in programming?**- O Used to explain how the program works or functions. These lines are ignored by the compiler during runtime.- O Conditions are a step-by-step plan to solve a problem.- O Conditions are used to perform the same steps over again.- O Conditions are used to affect the flow of the steps.**SAVE & CONTINUE****Report an issue with this question**---**Explanation:** This is a multiple-choice question from a programming-related assessment. The purpose of the question is to gauge the user's understanding of conditions in programming. Conditions, also known as conditional statements, control the flow of program execution based on certain criteria. They are essential for decision-making processes in a program. The correct option among the choices provided is:- "Conditions are used to affect the flow of the steps."

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What is the purpose of conditions in programming? O Used to explain how the program works or functions. These lines are ignored by the compiler during runtime. Conditions are a step-by-step plan to solve a problem. O Conditions are used to perform the same steps over again. O Conditions are used to affect the flow of the steps.

What is the purpose of conditions in programming? O Used to explain how the program works or functions. These lines are ignored by the compiler during runtime. Conditions are a step-by-step plan to solve a problem. O Conditions are used to perform the same steps over again. O Conditions are used to affect the flow of the steps.

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