CSI104_Pre2

What is a programming language paradigm?

• A set of rules for writing code

• A style of programming that dictates how to structure and organize code

• A programming language that is widely used

How many main programming language paradigms are there?

• 1

• 2

• 3

Which of the following is not a main programming language paradigm?

• Object-oriented

• Functional

• Sequential

Which programming language paradigm emphasizes the use of objects?

• Procedural

• Object-oriented

• Functional

Which programming language paradigm focuses on the flow of data through a series of transformations?

• Imperative

• Object-oriented

• Functional

Which programming language paradigm is based on the concept of mathematical functions?

• Procedural

• Object-oriented

• Functional

What is the difference between declarative and imperative programming paradigms?

• Declarative programming focuses on the what, while imperative programming focuses on the how.

• Declarative programming focuses on the how, while imperative programming focuses on the what.

• There is no difference between declarative and imperative programming paradigms.

Why are there different programming language paradigms?

• To make programming more challenging

• To provide different approaches to solving problems

• To confuse programmers

Why is it important to know about programming language paradigms?

• To impress your colleagues

• To be able to write code in any language

• To choose the best paradigm for the task at hand

Which programming language paradigm is most commonly used for web development?

• Procedural

• Object-oriented

• Functional