Which of the following statements about program structure is false?

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You can construct any Python program from only six different forms of control $($sequential execution, and the if$,$ if$...$else, if$...$elif...else, while and for statements$).$ You combine these in only two ways $($control$-$statement stacking and control$-$statement nesting$).$ This is the essence of simplicity.

With Single$-$entry$/$single$-$exit $($one way in$/$one way out$)$ control statements, the exit point of one connects to the entry point of the next. This is similar to the way a child stacks building blocks$$hence$,$ the term control$-$statement stacking.

You form each Python program by combining as many control statements of each type as you need for the algorithm the program implements.

The only control structure that Python supports is sequential execution.