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A bug is a condition in a program which causes the program to behave in a way that the deviates from its specifications by producing erronous behavior or violating some other constraint.

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Self-supporting students our students who work three or more hours a day to provide their own needs.

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Reservoir rock is a type of rock that has sufficient porosity and permeability to allow gas and oil to accumulate and be produced in commercial quantities.

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Academic performance refers to the student’s scores in the post-test.

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Thirst is a distressful feeling caused by desire or need for water.

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Substances that cause the litmus paper to turn pink are acids.

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 A bird is an animal that has two feet, a pair of wings and feathers.

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Learning is acquiring knowledge or skill.

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A solenoid is a coil convert electric energy to magnetic energy that can perform mechanical functions.

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A Computer is an electron device used in doing homework or browsing the net.

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