WorksheetsFundamental programming
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The native language of the computer is ...............?
High level language
low level language
machine level language
b & c both
OOP is a technique in which programs are written on the basis of
class
function
object
variable
In large programme when we have to execute a piece of code several time then we use (a) ?
A _________ variable is declared outside all functions.
local
global
floating-point
counter
1. The step-by-step procedure to solve a problem is called
programing language
flowchart
program
algorithm
Which of the following translates source code to object code as a whole?
assembler
Interpreter
Compiler
Debugger
set of instruction that tells a computer what to do is called
language
program
computer
device
Set of words, symbols and codes used to write programs is called
pseudo code
programming language
algorithm
flowchart
Program that convert one statement of a programs at a time is called
compiler
translator
interpreter
assembler
function is executed when it is
defined
prototyped
declared
called
This type of variable is defined inside a function and is not accessible outside the function.
global
reference
local
counter
1. (a) is the graphical representation of algorithm.
The output of the compiler is called
the program
source code
linked code
object code
............ is the process of solving a problem with the help of computer
programming
pseudo code
algorithm
program
The only fundamental language that dows not use any translator is called ..........?
high level language
machine level language
assembly language
english language
A memory location with some data that can be change is called
constant
variable
named constant
symbolic constant
Figuring out how to solve a problem and writing an algorithm for it is called (a) ?
Classification of data is called (a) ?
Tools or symbols that are used to perform mathematical operations is called (a) ?
A (a) is a programming structure that allows a statement or block of code to be run repeatedly ?
