GCSE Computing Low & High Level Languages/IDE's

Which of the following is NOT a property of a High Level Language?

• Enables programs to be developed quickly

• Commands resemble "natural" language

• Commands are translated into machine code before they can be run

• Enable the programmer to directly control system hardware

The image shows a machine code instruction. What term is used to describe the circled area?

• Operand

• Mnemonic

• Opcode

• Compiler

What does IDE stand for?

• Intelligent Development Environment

• Integrated Design Environment

• Intelligent Development Environment

• Integrated Development Environment

Which of the following statements about COMPILERS is TRUE?

• Each line of the program needs to be translated each time it is run

• Enables programs to be easily re-edited

• Outputs the finished code into a complete machine code program

• Each time an error is encountered, it stops the program and reports it

The image shows a machine code instruction. What term is used to describe the circled area?

• Operand

• Mnemonic

• Opcode

• Compiler

Here are two lines from an assembly language program. What is the correct term to describe the contents of the area with the red border?

• Operands

• Mnemonics

• Memory locations

• Machine Code

Which one of the following statements is FALSE?

• Different types of microprocessors might have different instruction sets

• Not every type of high level language is suitable for every task

• Assembly language can be understood by computers

• Low level language programs require less memory than high level languages

Which of the following is an example of a Low Level Language

• JavaScript

• Python

• Assembly

• C++

How many of the following are features that could be found in an IDE?

• Code Editor

• Image Editor

• Error diagnostics

• Translator

The term used to describe the code READ by a compiler is..

• Object Code

• Machine Code

• Source Code

• Binary Code