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CS508 Modern Programming Languages Quiz 1 Solution


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In this Post, We Provide a CS508 Quiz 1 Solution for Modern Programming Language. 

 

 

1. __________ brought back pointers, structs, Enum types, operator overloading, and goto statement which were eliminated by java.

  • PASCAL
  • C#
  • C++
  • SNOBOL

 

2. _________ is the designer of C ++ language

  • James gosling
  • Patrick Naughton
  • Bjame Stroustrup
  • Mike Sheridan

 

3. Object oriented programming languages are close relative of _________-

  • Imperative programming language
  • Functional programming language
  • Embedded system language
  • Declarative programming language

 

4. LISP stands for list _________ Language

  • Processing
  • Programming
  • Professional
  • Procedure

 

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PY406 Quiz 1 Solution

 

5. To compare the productively of different languages which criteria is used

  • We should write a Hello World program in each language
  • We should write some complex program in each language
  • We mention its readability
  • We need to see which language is object oriented and which is not

 

6. User – defined data structures, reference, types, and dynamic arrays were the major contributions of _________ language.

  • ALGOL
  • ALGOL 60
  • ALGOL 68
  • FORTRAN

 

7. ________ produces(s) for support data abstraction in Ada.

  • Packages
  • Procedure
  • If-else structure
  • Templates

 

8. FORTAN 2 came after one year of FORTAN 1 in _________ with independent compilation and some bug fixes.

  • 1956
  • 1958
  • 1959
  • 1957

 

9. ___________ was the era when programming language design took an empirical approach.

  • 1950s
  • 1960s
  • 1940s
  • 1970s

 

10. If a language relies on _____ statements for control flow, the logic becomes difficult to follows and hence understands and maintain.

  • Continue
  • Break
  • Goto
  • Conditional

 

 


   
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