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Read two numbers, add them, and display the sum. Which pseudocode correctly represents this?
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A INPUT a, b; total = a + b; PRINT total
B PRINT a, b; total = a - b; INPUT total
C INPUT a; PRINT b; total = a
D INPUT total; PRINT a + total
Explanation

The correct order is to input both numbers, add them into total, then print the result.

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