ITPF L1-3

What programming paradigm follows a top-down approach and uses functions to solve problems?

Which programming characteristic describes executing instructions in order, one after another, from the start of the program to the end?

Which programming characteristic refers to a named block of code that can be executed whenever needed instead of rewriting the same instructions?

Which programming characteristic is about storing data values like numbers or text for later use in a program?

Which programming characteristic emphasizes writing simple, easy-to-follow instructions so beginners can understand the program?

Which programming characteristic describes code that can be reused across different parts of a program instead of duplicating it?

Which programming characteristic means a programming style is appropriate or well-fitted for a certain type of problem or audience (e.g., beginners)?

Which OOP characteristic describes creating entities in code that represent real-world things, such as a “Car” or “Student”?

OOP principle hides internal details of an object and only exposes selected features to the outside world for protection?

Which OOP principle allows users to hide the complex implementation of a method, showing only the important functions?