Programming Languages and Program Implementation Quiz

What is the primary characteristic of low-level programming languages?

• They require translation to be understood by hardware.

• They provide maximum control over hardware.

• They are platform independent.

• They are easy for humans to read and write.

Which of the following is an example of a high-level programming language?

• Machine Language

• Assembly Language

• C

• Binary Code

What is the purpose of an assembler?

• To convert high-level code to machine code.

• To convert assembly language to machine code.

• To execute the program.

• To debug the program.

Which of the following is NOT a feature of high-level programming languages?

• Easier debugging

• Direct binary code

• English-like commands

• Built-in functions

What is the first step in program implementation?

• Maintain Program

• Execute/Run Program

• Create Source Code

• Translate and Link

What does the compilation process do?

• Converts source code to object code.

• Combines program with required libraries.

• Creates an executable file.

• Converts object code to source code.

Which type of error is caused by incorrect programming language grammar?

• Logic Errors

• Runtime Errors

• Syntax Errors

• Compilation Errors

What is a common debugging technique?

• Using print statements for tracking values

• Ignoring errors until the end

• Skipping code reviews

• Avoiding test cases

What type of test data includes edge cases?

• Boundary test data

• Normal test data

• Abnormal test data

• Null test data

What is a runtime error?

• An error caught by the compiler.

• An error in the syntax.

• An error that occurs during program execution.

• An error in the program's logic.