Exam 11: Programming

An important characteristic of third-generation programming languages is that the source code can be written with simple tools, such as a word processor, and this code can be easily understood by programmers.

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Question 101

A(n) _____________ changes the order in which instructions are carried out by directing the computer to execute a statement elsewhere in the program.

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Question 102

The _____________ in a problem statement is the information that is supplied to the computer to help it solve a problem.

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Question 103

A simple example of a repetition control structure is the if...else command.

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Question 104

In Prolog, the __________ describes the relationship between the arguments.

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Question 105

___________ programming is an approach to software development in which programmers anticipate what might go wrong as their programs run, and take steps to smoothly handle those situations.

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Question 106

The GOTO command is rarely used by skilled programmers because it can lead to programs that are difficult to understand and maintain.

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Question 107

The ________________ paradigm is based on the idea that the solution for a problem can be visualized in terms of objects that interact with each other.

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Question 108

____________ is a notational system for algorithms that is less formal than a programming language but more formal than simply jotting down notes.

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Question 109

Procedural languages encourage programmers to approach problems by breaking down the solution into a series of steps.

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Question 110

A low-level language has a low level of ___________ because it includes commands specific to a particular CPU or microprocessor family.

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Question 111

A(n) ___ converts all the statements in a program in a single batch, and the resulting collection of instructions, called , is placed in a new file.

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Question 112

Prolog and other __________ languages are sometimes classified as fifth-generation languages.

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Question 113

In Prolog, facts can have no more than two arguments.

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Question 114

The phrase programming _____________ refers to a way of conceptualizing and structuring the tasks a computer performs.

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Question 115

Encapsulation refers to the process of hiding the internal details of objects and their ___________.

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Question 116

An API is a set of application or operating system functions that programmers can add to the programs they create.

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Question 117

With just facts and goals, Prolog would be nothing more than a database, but the addition of _________ gives programmers a set of tools to manipulate the facts.

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Question 118

In the context of Prolog programming, a ________________ is a tabular method for visualizing and specifying rules based on multiple factors.

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Question 119

____________ paradigms are used to conceptualize the solution to a problem as a sequence of steps.

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An important characteristic of third-generation programming languages is that the source code can be written with simple tools, such as a word processor, and this code can be easily understood by programmers.

A(n) _____________ changes the order in which instructions are carried out by directing the computer to execute a statement elsewhere in the program.

The _____________ in a problem statement is the information that is supplied to the computer to help it solve a problem.

A simple example of a repetition control structure is the if...else command.

In Prolog, the __________ describes the relationship between the arguments.

___________ programming is an approach to software development in which programmers anticipate what might go wrong as their programs run, and take steps to smoothly handle those situations.

The GOTO command is rarely used by skilled programmers because it can lead to programs that are difficult to understand and maintain.

The ________________ paradigm is based on the idea that the solution for a problem can be visualized in terms of objects that interact with each other.

____________ is a notational system for algorithms that is less formal than a programming language but more formal than simply jotting down notes.

Procedural languages encourage programmers to approach problems by breaking down the solution into a series of steps.

A low-level language has a low level of ___________ because it includes commands specific to a particular CPU or microprocessor family.

A(n) ___ converts all the statements in a program in a single batch, and the resulting collection of instructions, called , is placed in a new file.

Prolog and other __________ languages are sometimes classified as fifth-generation languages.

In Prolog, facts can have no more than two arguments.

The phrase programming _____________ refers to a way of conceptualizing and structuring the tasks a computer performs.

Encapsulation refers to the process of hiding the internal details of objects and their ___________.

An API is a set of application or operating system functions that programmers can add to the programs they create.

With just facts and goals, Prolog would be nothing more than a database, but the addition of _________ gives programmers a set of tools to manipulate the facts.

In the context of Prolog programming, a ________________ is a tabular method for visualizing and specifying rules based on multiple factors.

____________ paradigms are used to conceptualize the solution to a problem as a sequence of steps.

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An important characteristic of third-generation programming languages is that the source code can be written with simple tools, such as a word processor, and this code can be easily understood by programmers.​

A(n) _____________ changes the order in which instructions are carried out by directing the computer to execute a statement elsewhere in the program.

The _____________ in a problem statement is the information that is supplied to the computer to help it solve a problem.​

A simple example of a repetition control structure is the if...else command.​

In Prolog, the __________ describes the relationship between the arguments.​

___________ programming is an approach to software development in which programmers anticipate what might go wrong as their programs run, and take steps to smoothly handle those situations.

The GOTO command is rarely used by skilled programmers because it can lead to programs that are difficult to understand and maintain.

The ________________ paradigm is based on the idea that the solution for a problem can be visualized in terms of objects that interact with each other.​

____________ is a notational system for algorithms that is less formal than a programming language but more formal than simply jotting down notes.

Procedural languages encourage programmers to approach problems by breaking down the solution into a series of steps.

A low-level language has a low level of ___________ because it includes commands specific to a particular CPU or microprocessor family.​

A(n) ___________ converts all the statements in a program in a single batch, and the resulting collection of instructions, called ________, is placed in a new file.​

Prolog and other __________ languages are sometimes classified as fifth-generation languages.

In Prolog, facts can have no more than two arguments.​

The phrase programming _____________ refers to a way of conceptualizing and structuring the tasks a computer performs.​

Encapsulation refers to the process of hiding the internal details of objects and their ___________.​

An API is a set of application or operating system functions that programmers can add to the programs they create.​

With just facts and goals, Prolog would be nothing more than a database, but the addition of _________ gives programmers a set of tools to manipulate the facts.​

In the context of Prolog programming, a ________________ is a tabular method for visualizing and specifying rules based on multiple factors.

____________ paradigms are used to conceptualize the solution to a problem as a sequence of steps.​

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An important characteristic of third-generation programming languages is that the source code can be written with simple tools, such as a word processor, and this code can be easily understood by programmers.

The _____________ in a problem statement is the information that is supplied to the computer to help it solve a problem.

A simple example of a repetition control structure is the if...else command.

In Prolog, the __________ describes the relationship between the arguments.

The ________________ paradigm is based on the idea that the solution for a problem can be visualized in terms of objects that interact with each other.

A low-level language has a low level of ___________ because it includes commands specific to a particular CPU or microprocessor family.

A(n) ___ converts all the statements in a program in a single batch, and the resulting collection of instructions, called , is placed in a new file.

In Prolog, facts can have no more than two arguments.

The phrase programming _____________ refers to a way of conceptualizing and structuring the tasks a computer performs.

Encapsulation refers to the process of hiding the internal details of objects and their ___________.

An API is a set of application or operating system functions that programmers can add to the programs they create.

With just facts and goals, Prolog would be nothing more than a database, but the addition of _________ gives programmers a set of tools to manipulate the facts.

____________ paradigms are used to conceptualize the solution to a problem as a sequence of steps.