The OrderedLists program takes in a sequence of commands, and there are

several commands (insert, delete, etc.). The choice of command is

specified by an integer chosen from a sequence of consecutive integers

0, 1, 2, ... Which of the following statements is NOT correct?

Question

The OrderedLists program takes in a sequence of commands, and there are 
 
several commands (insert, delete, etc.).  The choice of command is 
 
specified by an integer chosen from a sequence of consecutive integers 
 
0, 1, 2, ...  Which of the following statements is NOT correct?

Answer

It would be more efficient to represent each command by a character 
 
string, and to compare the string with the constants 'Insert', 'Delete', etc.

Answer

It is more efficient to use consecutive integers for the commands, rather 
 
than randomly chosen integers (e.g. insert=371, delete=429, etc.)

Answer

An advantage of this representation is that the program can efficiently 
 
jump to the appropriate implemention by using a jump table

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