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Core concepts of programming languages

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Core concepts of programming languages

by Shinoku Asimu
1

Which term describes the binary, machine-understandable language of computers?

2

What generation is assembly language associated with?

3

Which language category introduced with languages like C, combining low-level flexibility and high-level ease?

4

What do high level languages use that makes them easier to learn?

5

Which process translates high level language into machine code as a finished executable?

6

What is the role of an interpreter in programming languages?

7

What generation are Fourth Generation Languages commonly known as?

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Which type of translator translates source code to semi-finished machine code (object code)?

9

What is the function of a linker in the translation process?

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Which of the following is NOT a generation of programming languages as described in the text?

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Why are high level languages said to be machine dependent according to the text?

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What connects high level language source code to executable machine instructions in the described flow?

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Machine language uses 0s and 1s and is the computer's native language.

Assembly language is a second-generation language built as a human-readable layer over machine code.

C is cited as an example of Middle Level Language in the material.

High level languages use English-like words and syntax.

Compilers translate to object code and then a linker creates the executable.

Interpreters translate and execute one instruction at a time.

Fourth generation languages are described as user-friendly.

A compiler produces object code that may be linked to form an executable.

The linker combines object code into an executable program.

The text covers up to fourth generation; fifth generation is not mentioned.

The text notes machine dependence means programs may not run identically on all systems.

Source code is translated by a compiler and then linked to form an executable.

 
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