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BranchingRamifications of the stalk. They should be regularly spaced so that each flower can bloom freely.
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Branchingin computer science and programming, refers to a set of programmed instructions which teach new material by branches or steps. Within each branch, students are required to perform different tasks in s [..]
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Branching1. Programmed instruction with additional steps or branches that are followed. Different answers lead to different questions so that different sequences are formed depoending on answers given. 2. Ling [..]
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Branchingdendritic
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BranchingThe process of interrupting a sequence of instructions in a computer program in order to go to a different point. For example, in a CALL exercise the program might branch to one point if the learner i [..]
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BranchingRecording one part of a sentence with variables within that sentence as a means of customizing a response. Often recorded for multimedia games and voice mail systems. Also known as concatenation.
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Branching(See skip pattern.)
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BranchingA tutorial structure that progresses through material in a path that depends on the learner's response to questions. Used in building certain simulation models.
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BranchingSee Skip Pattern.
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Branching(n) the act of branching out or dividing into branches(adj) having branches(adj) resembling the branches of a tree
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Branching“The duplication of objects under revision control (such as a source code file, or a directory tree) in such a way that the newly creeated objects initially have the same content as the original, but can evolve independently of the original.” (Accurev.com)
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Branchingcreating a logical or physical copy of code within a version control system so that this copy might be changed in isolation.
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