The document outlines three fundamental programming structures: sequence, selection, and loops, emphasizing their uses and providing examples. Additionally, it focuses on the mainstream international relations theories of realism, liberalism, and constructivism, asking for a detailed exploration of one chosen theory, including its definition, strengths, weaknesses, and application to a current event.

1. 300 Words Minimum
There are three basic structures in programming - sequence,
selection, and loops.
· Discuss the use of each structure.
· Provide an example of each.
Choose One – 350 words minimum
This week we're focused on the mainstream IR theories of
Realism, Liberalism and Constructivism.
Please pick one theory and complete the steps below:
1 Define the theory in your own words- what are the main
ideas?
2 What are the strong points of theory? What are the weak
points?
3 Use this theory (and the others if applicable) to explain a
current event in international relations.