Which statement correctly differentiates point-to-point motion from continuous path motion?

Which statement correctly differentiates point-to-point motion from continuous path motion?

• A. Point-to-point moves between joint configurations with no path constraint; continuous path defines a smooth end effector path in Cartesian space.
• B. Point-to-point plans a Cartesian path; continuous path moves separate joints.
• C. Point-to-point uses impedance control; continuous path uses torque control.
• D. Point-to-point is only for fixed-base robots; continuous path is for mobile robots.

Answer: (A)