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Developing software - Coggle Diagram

- - - - In programming, a sequence is a set of instructions executed line by line, akin to following a recipe. Each line runs in the order written, once.
    - - These allow programs to make decisions during runtime based on conditions. They execute different instructions depending on whether conditions are true or false. They can include nested structures for complex decision-making.
    - - In programming, iteration is a control structure that repeats a set of instructions until a specific condition is met or for a defined number of times. It's used for automating repetitive tasks and managing complex algorithms by executing a block of code repeatedly.
- - - - Protected visibility restricts access to a function solely to the class where it's defined or to its subclasses, allowing usage within the defining class and any inheriting classes.
    - - Private visibility limits access to a function solely to the class where it's defined, preventing usage by any inheriting classes, unlike protected functions which can be accessed by subclasses.
    - - Public visibility means that a function can be accessed both within the source code or class where it's defined and from external source files, classes, and applications, with this being the default visibility for most programming languages.