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Preguntas del test (11)
1Which of these statements is true?
(1) Human-generated assembly code can run faster than compiler-generated assembly
code.
(2) Compiler-generated assembly code can run faster than human-generated assembly
code.- AOnly 1
- BOnly 2
- CBoth 1 and 2
- DNeither
2A C compiler compiles assembly code into C code
- ATrue
- BFalse
3This is what converts assembly code into machine code
- ACompiler
- BAssembly Compiler
- CAssembler
- DAssemble.out
4There is a one-to-one correspondence between a love-level language (like C) and the machine code it's converted to
- ATrue
- BFalse
5Which of these is the first POPULAR high-level programming language?
- ALisp
- BPlankalkul
- CAlgo
- DFortran
6A high-level language can be compiled directly into machine code
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
7Which of the following is FALSE? All programming languages are:
- AAbstractions between the physical computer and software programs
- BBuilt on top of either C or Fortran
- CDefined by a set of programming paradigms.
- DDefined by a set of programming concepts
8Which of these is NOT a type of programming concept?
- AConcurrency
- BClosing
- CState
- DAll of them are programming concepts
9A collection of programming concepts; the “core language” of a programming paradigm
- AColonel Paradigm
- BKernel Language
- CKernel Paradigm
- DColonel Sanders
10Which of these shows the correct relationship?
- AImperative: How — Declarative: How
- BImperative: What — Declarative: What
- CImperative: How — Declarative: What
- DImperative: What — Declarative: How
11What programming concept exists in imperative programming but not in declarative programming?
- AFunctions
- BCode Comments
- CState
- DClosures
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- Computer Science Test sobre Sin título, creado por ELIJAH KIERAN RAZI ALCIBAR el 04/10/2022.
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