Year 4,5&6 Advanced Computing Term III CAT

What does IDE stand for?

• Integrated Design Environment

• Intelligent Development Environment

• Interactive Development Environment

• Integrated Development Environment

What is a programming language?

• A programming language is a formal language comprising a set of instructions that produce various kinds of output.

• A programming language is a physical object used to write code, like a pen or paper.

• A programming language is a spoken language used for communication between programmers.

• A programming language is a type of food that programmers eat while coding.

What is debugging in programming?

• Debugging in programming is the process of identifying and fixing errors or bugs in the code to ensure it runs correctly.

• Debugging is the process of writing code from scratch

• Debugging involves adding more bugs to the code

• Debugging is the process of optimizing code performance

Which IDE is commonly used for C++ programming?

• Visual Studio

• Atom

• NetBeans

• Eclipse

What is the purpose of an IDE?

• To provide developers with tools for software development

• To entertain users with funny cat videos

• To help users find directions to the nearest coffee shop

• To provide developers with tools for cooking

Name one advantage of using Visual Studio for coding.

• Built-in debugging tools

• Real-time collaboration features

• Cross-platform compatibility

• Integrated development environment (IDE)

What are some common programming languages?

• SQL

• CSS

• Java, Python, JavaScript, C++, C#, Ruby, PHP

• HTML

What is the significance of indentation in source code?

• Indentation is only necessary for aesthetic purposes

• Indentation is not important in source code

• Indentation helps in visually organizing and structuring the code.

• Indentation is used to add extra characters to the code

What is the difference between interpreted and compiled languages?

• Interpreted languages are translated into machine code before execution.

• Compiled languages are executed line by line at runtime.

• Interpreted languages are executed line by line at runtime, while compiled languages are translated into machine code before execution.

• Interpreted languages are faster than compiled languages.

Why is it important to test and debug code before deployment?

• It is important to test and debug code before deployment to identify and fix errors, bugs, and issues that could cause malfunctions or unexpected behavior.

• Deploying code without testing ensures better performance

• Testing and debugging code is a waste of time

• Errors in code can be fixed after deployment without consequences