SE C OOPCG Unit 1

Which of the following best defines a programming paradigm?

• A design pattern

• A way to structure and write programs

• A syntax rule in programming

• A data structure used in programs

Which is NOT a primary programming paradigm?

• Procedural

• Functional

• Relational

• Logic

Programming paradigms influence the way a programmer…

• Thinks about software design

• Writes hardware drivers

• Designs GUIs only

• Formats output data

Which paradigm is based on the concept of procedure calls and step-by-step instructions?

• Object-Oriented

• Functional

• Procedural

• Logic

Which programming paradigm is mostly used in Prolog?

• Functional

• Object-Oriented

• Procedural

• Logic and Rule-Based

Which of the following languages is predominantly functional?

• Java

• Haskell

• Python

• C++

Which paradigm supports the concepts of classes and inheritance?

• Procedural

• Functional

• Object-Oriented

• Logic-Based

In a logic-based programming language, computation is performed by…

• Evaluating expressions

• Calling functions

• Making assertions and queries

• Creating objects

What is the key motivation for Object-Oriented Programming?

• Speed

• Reusability and Modularity

• Error detection

• Low-level hardware access

OOP helps in managing complexity by…

• Reducing the number of lines of code

• Using only global variables

• Encapsulating data and behavior

• Removing all comments