The Future of Programming Languages: Trends and Innovations

1. Innovations

• a) New methods, ideas, or products 

• b) Traditional ways of doing things 

• c) Problems in technology

2. Ubiquitous

• a) Unique and rare 

• b) Found everywhere; widespread 

• c) Outdated and old

3. Dynamic Typing

• a) The physical act of typing on a keyboard 

  
  

• b) A feature in programming where the type of a variable can change 

  
  

• c) A programming language that is difficult to learn

4. Statistical Modeling

• a) A way of predicting future trends 

  
  

• b) Using mathematical models in programming 

  
  

• c) Building physical models of computers

5. Parallelism

• a) Working on a single task at one time 

• b) The ability to run multiple processes simultaneously 

• c) A type of computer error

6. Scalable Systems

• a) Systems that cannot be changed 

• b) Systems that can handle increasing amounts of work 

• c) Systems used only in schools

7. Eco-friendly

• a) Related to economic benefits 

• b) Something that is not harmful to the environment 

• c) A new technology gadget