All operations used to construct algorithms belong to one of three categories: sequential, conditional, or iterative. Below is a list of steps from a variety of algorithms. Determine which category to which each of the steps belong (sequential, conditional, or iterative). If the value of test_grade is between 90 and 100, assign a letter grade of A.
Prompt the user for a number, get number from user
Sequential Repeat steps 3-5 until count = 10
If divisor = 0, print error_message
Complete step 1, complete step 2, complete step 3

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Explanation:

1) Conditional category because it uses an IF statement: If value of test grade is between 90-100 assign A.

2) Sequential category: Prompt user for number and get number from user.

3) Iterative category because it is looping: Repeat steps 3-5 until count equals 10.

4)Conditional category: If divisor equals zero print error.

5) Sequential category.

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