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Draw a line connecting each item on the left to its match on the right.
| Left column | Right column | |
|---|---|---|
| 1send(walletA, walletB, 5) | Asend(myWallet, friendAddress, 10) | |
| 2receiverAddress = "7xK92fQ" | BThe receiver's wallet address, which the sender needs so the digital currency goes to the right person | |
| 3Digital currency can be sent to a person in another country over the internet, with no need to post anything | CThe transfer uses the receiver's name instead of their wallet address, so the system cannot tell which wallet should receive the money. | |
| 4The sender must have the receiver's wallet address before a transfer can be made | Dsend(myWallet, walletInKenya, 20) | |
| 5post(coins, friendAddress) | EDigital currency has no coins or notes to post. It is sent over the internet from wallet to wallet, not delivered by post. | |
| 6send(myWallet, "Sam", 15) | FSend 5 units of digital currency from one person's wallet directly to another person's wallet over the internet |
Complete each line of code by filling in the missing parts.
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peer-to-peer transfer — Sending digital currency straight from one person's wallet to another's over the internet, even in another country, using the receiver's wallet address. No coins or notes are posted.send(0.5, receiverAddress)receiverAddress ← "x9K4"country ← "Japan"
IF country ≠ "UK" THEN
OUTPUT "Sent to another country"sendByPost ← FALSE
send(2.5, receiverAddress)
OUTPUT "Sent over the internet"IF receiverAddress = "" THEN
OUTPUT "Address needed"
ENDIF