Decision Table is a matrix that shows actions to take based on one or more conditions.

• A. Decision Table
• B. Cursor
• C. Constructor
• D. Database

Answer: (A)

Decision tables present rules as a matrix of conditions and the corresponding actions, showing exactly what action to take for every combination of conditions. This format clarifies and validates decision logic, making it easy to see coverage of all scenarios and spot gaps where some condition combinations lack a defined outcome. Among the options, this idea best matches the term that describes a table-like representation of decisions based on conditions. A cursor is simply a way to traverse records in a dataset, not a rule map. A constructor is an initialization method in object-oriented programming. A database stores data and supports queries, not a condition-action matrix.