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Answer 1 through 5 for positive rate. Please do not skip any. Consider the following SDL code segment. The segment may (or may not) contain

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Consider the following SDL code segment. The segment may (or may not) contain syntax errors and is clearly not complete. The prefixing line numbers are used for identification purposes only and therefore should not be considered part of the SDL syntax. 1 COMPONENTS 2 3 andl is a 4-input AND gate AND* 4 OR*3 XOR* 2 andl orl XR 6 ALIASES IN# 1 A2 and1#1 A1 IN#2 IN#2 - = 10 11 CONNECTIONS 12 $ orl' s connections 13 14 15 16 ENI ORI # IN#2 and1#5 Orl#2 OUT#1 - - 1. The SDL syntax ALIASES in Line 6 is A: a gate name B: an alias C: a Ct+ reserved word D: a SDL reserved word E: none of these 2. (Continuing 1) T or F? The syntax ALIASES in Line 1 must be capitalized and must be left-justified in the line and must be the only syntax (except for a comment) on the line and must be the first source line in every SDL source file. 3. Fact SDL is a relatively free-format programming language; therefore, T or F? the blank lines Line 5 and Line 10 are legal uses of white space. 4. (Continuing 3) T or F? Line 15 and Line 16 cannot legally be concatenated into a single Line 15 as shown here 15 and1#5 OUT#1 END - 5. Facts (1) SDL is a case-neutral programming language; (2) the OR gate identified orl is legally defined on Line 3. T or F? The gate identifier or1 is legally referenced on Line 13 using the identifier OR1 and is legally referenced on Line 14 using the identifier Orl

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