Programming Language Classifications

What is a procedural programming language?

• A procedural programming language is a language that focuses on object-oriented programming.

• A procedural programming language is a language used for creating graphics and animations.

• A procedural programming language is a type of programming language that follows a linear and step-by-step approach to solve a problem or perform a task.

• A procedural programming language is a language that uses natural language for coding.

Give an example of a procedural programming language.

• Java

• HTML

• Python

• C

Explain the concept of object-oriented programming languages.

• Object-oriented programming languages are only based on the concept of functions, not objects.

• Object-oriented programming languages do not allow for data and code to be contained within objects.

• Object-oriented programming languages do not support features like inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation.

• Object-oriented programming languages are based on the concept of objects, which can contain data and code to manipulate that data. They also support features such as inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation.

What are the key features of object-oriented programming languages?

• Variables, loops, and functions

• Sequential, selection, and iteration

• Assembly language, machine code, and high-level language

• The key features of object-oriented programming languages include encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, and abstraction.

What are low-level programming languages and their significance?

• Low-level programming languages are only used by beginners

• Low-level programming languages are used for creating web applications

• Low-level programming languages are languages that provide little or no abstraction from a computer's instruction set architecture. They are significant for their ability to directly interact with hardware and perform tasks with high efficiency.

• Low-level programming languages are not significant in modern computing

Name a commonly used low-level programming language.

• Java

• HTML

• C

• Python

Define high-level programming languages and their advantages.

• High-level programming languages are designed to be easier to read, write, and maintain. They abstract away low-level details and provide more powerful and flexible features. Advantages include improved productivity, portability, and easier debugging.

• Advantages of high-level programming languages include decreased productivity and portability

• High-level programming languages do not abstract away low-level details

• High-level programming languages are harder to read and write

List two examples of high-level programming languages.

• C++

• HTML

• Ruby

• Python, Java

Explain the role of language translators in programming.

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• Language translators are software that convert the
• Language translators are only used for converting
• Language translators are not necessary in programm
• Language translators are used to translate spoken

Differentiate between compiler and interpreter.

• A compiler translates the code into human-readable format, while an interpreter translates the code into machine code.

• A compiler translates and executes the code line by line, while an interpreter translates the entire code into machine code before execution.

• A compiler only works for high-level languages, while an interpreter only works for low-level languages.

• A compiler translates the entire code into machine code before execution, while an interpreter translates and executes the code line by line.