Language Categories Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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In this language, each statement changes the program’s state.

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Imperative Language

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In imperative language, this represents values at a particular point in execution.

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State

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3
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This language executes by changing RAM state step-by-state.

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Imperative Language

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4
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In this language, problem solving requires specifying a step-by-step procedure.

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Imperative Language

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5
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This language uses sequences of instructions to modify variables.

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Imperative Language

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6
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This language operates through functions that return a value from parameters.

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Functional Language

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7
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This language avoids mutable data and states.

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Functional Language

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8
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This language is based on predicate calculus.

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Logic Language

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This language’s programs consists of axioms, rules, and queries.

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Logic Languag

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10
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This language uses objects that contain data and related procedures.

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Object-Oriented Language

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11
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This language uses visual elements to represent program logic.

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Visual Programming language

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12
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This language is often used for web communication between browser and server.

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Scripting Language

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13
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This language is
usually interpreted language.

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Scripting Language

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14
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This language uses text with tags to define structure and meaning.

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Markup Language

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15
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What category of language does C belongs?

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Imperative Language

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16
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What category of language does scheme belongs?

17
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What category of language does Prolog belongs?

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Logic Language

18
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What category of language does Java belongs?

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Object-oriented language

19
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What category of language does Smalltalk belongs?

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Object-oriented language

20
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What category of language does ADA belongs?

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Object-oriented language

21
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What category of language does Blockly belongs?

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Visual Programming language

22
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What category of language does Visual Basic belongs?

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Visual Programming Language

23
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What category of language does BASH Script belongs?

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Scripting Language

24
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What category of language does JavaScript belongs?

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Scripting Language

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What category of language does HTML belongs?
Mark-up Language
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What category of language does XML belongs?
Mark-up Language
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What category of language does lisp belongs?
Functional
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This approach constitutes a quite effective conceptual tool for domain modeling, allowing domain abstractions to be captured and represented separately in a program, and to be composed to build systems based on component interaction.
Object-based approach
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In logic language, the output is _____ when the axioms and facts support the query, _____ otherwise
true, false
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In this language, programmers can focus on devising the logic of a problem’s solution instead of worrying about the syntax of the programming language and the low-level intricacies of the development platform.
Visual Programming Language