Passage Excerpt:
In 1947, while working on the Harvard Mark II computer, computer scientist Grace Hopper and her team encountered a sudden system error. Upon examining the machine's hardware, they discovered a moth trapped in one of the electromagnetic relays. They carefully removed the insect and taped it into their logbook, [underlined portion], to document the unusual breakdown.
The writer wants to edit the underlined portion to emphasize the historic significance of this event as the origin of the computer programming term "debugging." Which choice best accomplishes this goal?
- coining the phrase 'first actual case of bug being found' and inspiring the modern programming term 'debugging'Cevap
- Bwriting a detailed description of the moth's appearance and the relay number
- Cnoting that the machine was operating in a research laboratory at Harvard University
- Dthey wrote a brief note underneath, this was a common practice for engineering teams
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coining the phrase 'first actual case of bug being found' and inspiring the modern programming term 'debugging'
The choice that mentions coining the phrase 'first actual case of bug being found' and inspiring the modern programming term 'debugging' is correct because it directly addresses the writer's goal to highlight the origin of the term 'debugging' in computer programming.
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Meeting Specific Rhetorical Goals