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[Show more]Another term for the functional paradigm correct answer: applicative 
 
Another term for the logic paradigm correct answer: declaritive 
 
First translates all the statements of a program into assembly language code or machine code before any statement is executed correct answer: compilation 
 
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Add to cartAnother term for the functional paradigm correct answer: applicative 
 
Another term for the logic paradigm correct answer: declaritive 
 
First translates all the statements of a program into assembly language code or machine code before any statement is executed correct answer: compilation 
 
C...
True or false: Learning the concepts, logic and problem solving of programming unlocks our ability to learn knew languages. correct answer: True 
 
Reliability speaks to how easily a programmer can express themselves reliably within the language. correct answer: False 
 
Is sort orthogonality one-...
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Add to cartTrue or false: Learning the concepts, logic and problem solving of programming unlocks our ability to learn knew languages. correct answer: True 
 
Reliability speaks to how easily a programmer can express themselves reliably within the language. correct answer: False 
 
Is sort orthogonality one-...
Explain how the following rules check if there is a miscolor in a map factbase. 
adjacent(X, Y) :- edge(X, Y); edge(Y, X).miscolor(S1, S2, Color1) :- adjacent(S1, S2), color(S1, Color1),color(S2, Color1). correct answer: Prolog runtime will iteratively apply the rules to all the facts to find the m...
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Add to cartExplain how the following rules check if there is a miscolor in a map factbase. 
adjacent(X, Y) :- edge(X, Y); edge(Y, X).miscolor(S1, S2, Color1) :- adjacent(S1, S2), color(S1, Color1),color(S2, Color1). correct answer: Prolog runtime will iteratively apply the rules to all the facts to find the m...
Compilation of a program is to execute all the statements of the program completely. correct answer: False 
 
The syntactic structure of imperative programming languages normally include which of the following units correct answer: conditional statements, loppThis programming language uses two-ste...
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Add to cartCompilation of a program is to execute all the statements of the program completely. correct answer: False 
 
The syntactic structure of imperative programming languages normally include which of the following units correct answer: conditional statements, loppThis programming language uses two-ste...
We use "Pass by Pointer" when: correct answer: Function wants to modify the value, the value is expensive to copy and NULL is valid 
 
We use "Pass by Constant Pointer" when: correct answer: Function does not want to modify the value, the value is expensive to copy and NULL is valid 
 
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Add to cartWe use "Pass by Pointer" when: correct answer: Function wants to modify the value, the value is expensive to copy and NULL is valid 
 
We use "Pass by Constant Pointer" when: correct answer: Function does not want to modify the value, the value is expensive to copy and NULL is valid 
 
We use ...
When evaluating a programming language the category Reusability describes: correct answer: This concept asks how tied down a language is to a particular platform, can code be distributed easily and can libraries be made and shared 
 
Autocode and FORTRAN are considered to be the first high-level pr...
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Add to cartWhen evaluating a programming language the category Reusability describes: correct answer: This concept asks how tied down a language is to a particular platform, can code be distributed easily and can libraries be made and shared 
 
Autocode and FORTRAN are considered to be the first high-level pr...
According to the course policy and Student Code of Conduct discussed in the lecture, what are allowed? Select all that apply. correct answer: Study in a group on learning the course materials. 
 
Post homework questions in the course discussion board. 
 
What are course outcomes? correct answer: T...
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Add to cartAccording to the course policy and Student Code of Conduct discussed in the lecture, what are allowed? Select all that apply. correct answer: Study in a group on learning the course materials. 
 
Post homework questions in the course discussion board. 
 
What are course outcomes? correct answer: T...
Stored Program Concept (von Neumann machine) is one of the most fundamental concepts in computer science. What programming paradigm most closely follows this concept? correct answer: imperative 
 
A set of basic principles, concepts, and methods for how a computation or algorithm is expressed corre...
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Add to cartStored Program Concept (von Neumann machine) is one of the most fundamental concepts in computer science. What programming paradigm most closely follows this concept? correct answer: imperative 
 
A set of basic principles, concepts, and methods for how a computation or algorithm is expressed corre...
What is printed by the following code? 
int main () { 
int array[5] = {10,30,50,70,90}; 
int *p = array; 
cout << *(p+1) + *(&*p) + 1; return 0; 
} correct answer: 41 
 
What is the value in the variable Exam::total that is printed when this program is executed? 
#include<iostream> 
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Add to cartWhat is printed by the following code? 
int main () { 
int array[5] = {10,30,50,70,90}; 
int *p = array; 
cout << *(p+1) + *(&*p) + 1; return 0; 
} correct answer: 41 
 
What is the value in the variable Exam::total that is printed when this program is executed? 
#include<iostream> 
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If a function calls another function, the local variables in these two functions use the memory from correct answer: different stack frames. 
 
Which C/C++ operations will acquire memory from heap? Select all that apply. correct answer: - new 
- malloc 
 
You do not need to garbage-collect the mem...
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Add to cartIf a function calls another function, the local variables in these two functions use the memory from correct answer: different stack frames. 
 
Which C/C++ operations will acquire memory from heap? Select all that apply. correct answer: - new 
- malloc 
 
You do not need to garbage-collect the mem...
What is equivalent code in C++ for the following LISP statement 
(if (< 1 2) (* 3 4) (/ 5 6) ) correct answer: if (1<2) return 3*4; else return 5/6; 
 
functions are created by calling a function-making macro. This macro is called correct answer: defun 
 
one feature of the functional paradi...
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Add to cartWhat is equivalent code in C++ for the following LISP statement 
(if (< 1 2) (* 3 4) (/ 5 6) ) correct answer: if (1<2) return 3*4; else return 5/6; 
 
functions are created by calling a function-making macro. This macro is called correct answer: defun 
 
one feature of the functional paradi...
Which constructs do NOT have a loop when expressed in syntax graphs? 
1) if-then-else 
2) switch(expr) {case value:statements;} 
3) for ( <init-expr>; <test-expr>; <increment-expr> ) {<statements>} 
4) while (condition) do {statements;} correct answer: 1) if-then else 
2) fo...
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Add to cartWhich constructs do NOT have a loop when expressed in syntax graphs? 
1) if-then-else 
2) switch(expr) {case value:statements;} 
3) for ( <init-expr>; <test-expr>; <increment-expr> ) {<statements>} 
4) while (condition) do {statements;} correct answer: 1) if-then else 
2) fo...
Syntactic Structure: Imperative Programming correct answer: Conditional statements; 
loop statements; 
variable declaration 
 
Interpretation of a program is the direct execution of one statement at a time sequentially. (T/F) correct answer: True 
 
Functional programming languages are low-level...
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Add to cartSyntactic Structure: Imperative Programming correct answer: Conditional statements; 
loop statements; 
variable declaration 
 
Interpretation of a program is the direct execution of one statement at a time sequentially. (T/F) correct answer: True 
 
Functional programming languages are low-level...
What key feature of programming languages is supported by C++, but not Java? correct answer: Pointers 
 
In contrast to Web 1.0, what is the key function of Web 2.0? correct answer: Web is the computing platform 
 
What computing paradigm enforces stateless (no variable allowed) programming? corre...
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Add to cartWhat key feature of programming languages is supported by C++, but not Java? correct answer: Pointers 
 
In contrast to Web 1.0, what is the key function of Web 2.0? correct answer: Web is the computing platform 
 
What computing paradigm enforces stateless (no variable allowed) programming? corre...
Functional programming languages do NOT allow us to define: correct answer: variables whose value can be modified. 
 
The statement "a function is a first-class object" means that a function correct answer: can be placed in a place where a value is expected. 
 
What notation requires parentheses...
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Add to cartFunctional programming languages do NOT allow us to define: correct answer: variables whose value can be modified. 
 
The statement "a function is a first-class object" means that a function correct answer: can be placed in a place where a value is expected. 
 
What notation requires parentheses...
programming language correct answer: syntax definition, compiler, library 
 
how do we learn programming languages correct answer: learn concepts and paradigms, learn a representative in each program 
 
why learn multiple concepts and paradigms correct answer: increased capacity to express ideas,...
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Add to cartprogramming language correct answer: syntax definition, compiler, library 
 
how do we learn programming languages correct answer: learn concepts and paradigms, learn a representative in each program 
 
why learn multiple concepts and paradigms correct answer: increased capacity to express ideas,...
A programming language can belong to multiple paradigms (T/F) correct answer: True 
 
Features of the imperative or procedural paradigm includes correct answer: Manipulation of named data(variables) and conditional statements 
 
(T/F) Logic programming languages divide the program into reasonable ...
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Add to cartA programming language can belong to multiple paradigms (T/F) correct answer: True 
 
Features of the imperative or procedural paradigm includes correct answer: Manipulation of named data(variables) and conditional statements 
 
(T/F) Logic programming languages divide the program into reasonable ...
C++ Programming 
 
Which of the following instruction(s) create an array of 2 Rectangles and initialize them (the 2 Rectangles) with values? Select all the possible options. 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
class Rectangle { 
private: 
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Add to cartC++ Programming 
 
Which of the following instruction(s) create an array of 2 Rectangles and initialize them (the 2 Rectangles) with values? Select all the possible options. 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
class Rectangle { 
private: 
 int width, heigh...
Why are most programming languages similar to each other? correct answer: -They share the same mathematical foundation (Boolean) 
-Similar Functionality 
-Based on the same hardware and instruction sets 
-Common design goals 
-Designers share their design experiences 
 
What is a programming Paradi...
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Add to cartWhy are most programming languages similar to each other? correct answer: -They share the same mathematical foundation (Boolean) 
-Similar Functionality 
-Based on the same hardware and instruction sets 
-Common design goals 
-Designers share their design experiences 
 
What is a programming Paradi...
Lexical Rules correct answer: 1. Identifiers. Names (programmers chosen) for something of interest (variables, functions, methods, classes, etc.) 
2. Keywords. names reserved by the language designer: if, switch, for, int, float, char, while, etc. 
3. Operators. +, *, <, >=, !, &&, ||, etc. 
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Add to cartLexical Rules correct answer: 1. Identifiers. Names (programmers chosen) for something of interest (variables, functions, methods, classes, etc.) 
2. Keywords. names reserved by the language designer: if, switch, for, int, float, char, while, etc. 
3. Operators. +, *, <, >=, !, &&, ||, etc. 
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A programming language can belong to multiple paradigms correct answer: True 
 
Logic langs divide the prog into reasonable sized pieces correct answer: False 
 
Prolog is a functional programming language correct answer: False 
 
The compiler executes the program correct answer: False 
 
Functi...
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Add to cartA programming language can belong to multiple paradigms correct answer: True 
 
Logic langs divide the prog into reasonable sized pieces correct answer: False 
 
Prolog is a functional programming language correct answer: False 
 
The compiler executes the program correct answer: False 
 
Functi...
What is the key difference between a static variable and a global variable? A) They come from different parts of memory, or B) They have different visibility. correct answer: B 
 
What operations will acquire memory from heap? (declaration, free, malloc, new) correct answer: malloc, new 
 
If a fu...
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What operations will acquire memory from heap? (declaration, free, malloc, new) correct answer: malloc, new 
 
If a fu...
Event-driven computing paradigm is to correct answer: define a set of events and write an event handler for each event 
 
What is the major improvement of structured programming languages over the earlier programming languages? correct answer: Removing Goto statement from the language 
 
What prog...
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Add to cartEvent-driven computing paradigm is to correct answer: define a set of events and write an event handler for each event 
 
What is the major improvement of structured programming languages over the earlier programming languages? correct answer: Removing Goto statement from the language 
 
What prog...
In contrast to Web 1.0, what is the key function of Web 2.0? correct answer: Web is the computing platform 
 
What computing paradigm can solve a problem by describing the requirements, without writing code in a step-wise fashion to solve the problem? correct answer: Logic 
 
What is a feature of ...
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What computing paradigm can solve a problem by describing the requirements, without writing code in a step-wise fashion to solve the problem? correct answer: Logic 
 
What is a feature of ...
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