Alsager - A2 - 2.2.1 - Programming Techniques

Which of the following is NOT a programming construct?

• Sequence

• Recursion

• Iteration

• Branching

Recursion is often compared to which of the following approaches?

• Iterative approach

• Procedural approach

• Object-oriented approach

• Event-driven approach

What are the two types of variable scopes?

• Global and local

• Public and private

• Static and dynamic

• Constant and variable

When a function is called, how can parameters be passed?

• By value only

• By reference only

• Either by value or by reference

• Neither by value nor by reference

What does IDE stand for in the context of software development?

• Integrated Development Environment

• Internal Development Engine

• Interactive Design Experience

• Integrated Design Entity

Which technique is used to encapsulate data and functions together in programming?

• Procedural programming

• Functional programming

• Object-oriented programming

• Scripting

What is structured programming primarily concerned with?

• Simplifying problems to represent them in an understandable and programmable way.

• Writing code that can be executed on different types of computers.

• Developing graphical user interfaces for applications.

• Creating database management systems.

In structured programming, how is a sequence defined?

• A block of code that is executed based on a specific condition.

• Code that is executed line-by-line, from top to bottom.

• A block of code that is executed a certain number of times.

• A set of instructions that are executed in a random order.

What is branching in structured programming?

• Executing a block of code a certain number of times.

• Running a certain block of code if a specific condition is met.

• Repeating code execution until a condition is no longer true.

• Skipping a block of code when a loop reaches its end.

What is iteration in the context of structured programming?

• Executing a block of code only once.

• Running a block of code a certain number of times or while a condition is met.

• Skipping over sections of code that are not important.

• Branching out to different sections of code randomly.