IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to learn c + + programming
Learn about c + +'s history.
The best way to start programming a language is to learn its roots. Even though you may not understand everything that you read, some of these pages will introduce you to important terms that will come up later (such as " object-oriented programming ").
OPTIONS:
- Attend lectures and resources on your language's history. Study random numbers for easy puzzles or " starting points ".
- Go to the pages very easily and do some much-needed reading. Get a fresh copy of the article in front of you.
- Research an encyclopedia article to find the sub-core of c + + programming. Pick a topic and find out how much data you need to learn for it to be effective.
- Install a c + + compiler (and possible ide). A compiler is required for programming in c + +, because the actual source code has to be compiled into a file that your computer can run.

OUT: Install a c + + compiler (and possible ide). A compiler is required for programming in c + +, because the actual source code has to be compiled into a file that your computer can run.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
The ingredients to make a dish is shown. The guy puts butter, oil and dry ingredients into a pan. the guy
OPTIONS:
- mayonnaise and cheese are added in the dish.
- squirts salt into the cooked pasta.
- adds pasta to the pan.
- cooks the dish and puts the pan back on the stove.

OUT: adds pasta to the pan.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
The woman is seated facing the camera while another woman styles her hair. The woman continues to have her hair styled while turned away from the camera. the woman
OPTIONS:
- spins slowly in front of the camera showing the completed hairstyle.
- finishes getting her hair styled by another woman.
- speaks to the camera as the camera pans around camera angles.
- switches hair accessories and twists her hair into a style for the camera.

OUT:
spins slowly in front of the camera showing the completed hairstyle.