What steps are required to delete a line of code?

• A. You must be on the instruction side and press DELETE twice
• B. You must be on the address side and in editing mode (teach). You must highlight the line of code you want to delete, and press the DELETE key and press ENTER
• C. You must be in non-edit mode; you must highlight the line and press ENTER
• D. You must use the ASSIST key to delete

Answer: (B)

Deleting a line of code is an editing action, so you must be in a mode that allows changes and target a specific line. In this environment you switch to the address side and enter editing (teach) mode. Then you locate the exact line you want to remove, highlight it, press the Delete key to remove it, and press Enter to confirm the deletion. This sequence ensures you are explicitly selecting the line and authorizing the removal, with a confirmation step to prevent accidental edits. Deleting isn’t available from the instruction side or in non-edit modes, and keys like ASSIST don’t perform this action in the required workflow.