If(partNum != oldPartNum) { System.out.println(Part Number + oldPartNum); totalParts = partNum; oldPartNum = partNum; } 1.) What is the control break variable? 2.) True or False? The value of the control break variable should never be changed. 3.) Is totalParts being calculated correctly? If not, how can you fix the code? 4.) True or False? In a control break program, it doesn\'t matter if the records in the input file are in a specific order. Solution 1)a control break is a temporary detour in the logic of a program. programmers refer to a program as a control break program when a change in the value of a variable initiates special actions or causes special or unusual processing to occur. a report that lists items in groups, with each group followed by a subtotal is a control break report. control break reports share two characteristics. the records in each report are listed in order by a specifice variable. the program takes a special action when that variable changes. to make a control break report your input records must be organized in sequential order based on the field that will cause the breaks. programs that sort records take records that are not in order and rearrange them so that they are in order. a single level control break in the logic of the program is based on the value of a single variable. a control break field is used to save the crucial part of the record that will signal the change or control the program break. 2) true .