Programming Fundamentals 1

Low-level languages are more closely related to this type of language.

• machine

• robot

• human

• animals

High-level languages are a lot more like this type of language.

• machine

• robot

• human

• animals

Third generation languages also support breaking down a program into smaller modules or subprograms that can be reused, this is also called ________.

• structured composition

• structured decomposition

• data structures

• control structures

It is a computer architecture modeled after the human brain's network of neurons.

• neural network

• artificial intelligence

• expert system

• heuristics

The process that translates the source code written by the programmer into an object code.

• high-level language

• machine language

• compilation

• integrated circuits

The generation when high-level languages were introduced.

• first generation

• second generation

• third generation

• fourth generation

It converts programs into machine language.

• data structures

• assembly language

• assembler

• AI

The software generation that introduced transistors.

• first generations

• second generations

• third generations

• fourth generations

The software generation that introduced vacuum tubes.

• first generations

• second generations

• third generations

• fourth generations

It is an application that uses knowledge based on human expertise, heuristics, and an inference engine to suggest solutions to problems in a particular subject.

• neural network

• artificial intelligence

• expert system

• heuristics