Programming Paradigms Quiz

Which statement best describes a programming paradigm?

• A syntax rule of a language

• A style or approach to programming

• A compiler error type

• A debugging method

The elements of a programming language include:

• Syntax, semantics, and pragmatics

• Compiler, linker, and loader

• Loops, variables, and arrays

• CPU, memory, and I/O devices

The Bohm-Jacopini theorem states that any program can be built using:

• Recursion only

• Sequence, selection, and iteration

• Classes and objects

• Machine code only

Which paradigm uses facts and rules as its primary building blocks?

• Procedural

• Functional

• Logic

• Parallel

Machine code is:

• A set of human-readable instructions

• Binary code executed by the CPU

• A high-level programming language

• A pseudocode representation

In Object-Oriented Programming, data and functions are grouped together as:

• Modules

• Arrays

• Objects

• Loops

Which of the following is an example of the imperative paradigm?

• SQL query

• Java method with loops

• Prolog rule

• Haskell pure function

In dynamic memory allocation, memory is allocated:

• At compile time

• At run time

• During linking

• During OS boot

The programming paradigm hierarchy refers to:

• Execution speed ranking of languages

• Classification of paradigms based on abstraction levels

• Popularity ranking of programming languages

• CPU usage order

Object serialization is used to:

• Convert objects into a byte stream

• Compress files

• Compile source code

• Execute parallel tasks