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Analysing a problem tells us what inputs the program should accept and what it should:

APrompt as outline
BProtect as outlay
CProvide as outlet
DProduce as output
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Produce as output
1. Analysis comes before any algorithm is devised. 2. It settles what goes in and what must come out. 3. By analysing a problem we figure out the inputs it should accept and the outputs it should produce. 4. So the answer is produce as output. _Source: syllabus Computer Science, Ch 4 'Introduction to Problem Solving'_
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