Lexeme: programming selection  
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  1. noun. Programming selection refers to a programming construct that allows the execution of different sections of code based on specific conditions. It involves making decisions or choices within the code based on certain criteria. This is typically achieved using conditional statements, such as if-else statements or switch statements, which enable the program to determine which block of code to execute based on the value of a given condition. The selection process helps in controlling the flow of the program and making it more flexible and adaptable to different scenarios. GPT3.5
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  • noun. programming selection (singular), programming selections (plural)
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