Computers and Technology, 03.03.2022 14:00 hdkdkdbx

Your program does not calculate the average correctly. How might you have known that an error existed?

Select 4 options.

1. user feedback

2. print debugging

3. A user complained about the language used in the program.

4. test cases

5. automated testing

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