Introduction to Programming Languages: PHP, COBOL, Fortran, Visual Basic, C++, and C, Quiz, Exams of Computer Science

Introduction to Programming Languages: PHP, COBOL, Fortran, Visual Basic, C++, and C, Quizzes of Computer Science

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Introduction to Programming
Languages: PHP, COBOL, Fortran,
Visual Basic, C++, and C, Quizzes
of Computer Science
Describe 1st generation programming language. - correct answerMachine-level, 1s and
0s, "native" language of computer. Binary language is specific to the computing
platform.
Describe 2nd generating programming language. - correct answerAssembly language.
Dependent on specific processor within computer.
Describe 3rd generation programming language. - correct answerHIgh-level
programming language. Uses a compiler.
Describe 4th generation programming language. - correct answerClose to human
language. Used for accessing and manipulating databases.
Describe 5th generation programming language. - correct answerArtificial intelligence
research. Problem solving.
Describe C# (C-Sharp) - correct answerPlatform independent. Object orientated
language from Microsoft.
Describe C++ - correct answerPlatform dependent and used for developing systems
and apps software.
Describe Java - correct answerPlatform dependent and used on the web (client and
server apps)
Describe Objective-C - correct answerBased on C, primary language for Apple's Cocoa
API on OSX and iPhone systems
Describe Ruby - correct answerOpen-source, closs platform object orientated, Ruby on
rails
Describe Visual Basic .NET - correct answerObject orientated from Microsoft, uses
common language runtime (CLR/the interpreter)
How many generations of programming languages are there? - correct answer5
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Introduction to Programming

Languages: PHP, COBOL, Fortran,

Visual Basic, C++, and C, Quizzes

of Computer Science

Describe 1st generation programming language. - correct answerMachine-level, 1s and 0s, "native" language of computer. Binary language is specific to the computing platform. Describe 2nd generating programming language. - correct answerAssembly language. Dependent on specific processor within computer. Describe 3rd generation programming language. - correct answerHIgh-level programming language. Uses a compiler. Describe 4th generation programming language. - correct answerClose to human language. Used for accessing and manipulating databases. Describe 5th generation programming language. - correct answerArtificial intelligence research. Problem solving. Describe C# (C-Sharp) - correct answerPlatform independent. Object orientated language from Microsoft. Describe C++ - correct answerPlatform dependent and used for developing systems and apps software. Describe Java - correct answerPlatform dependent and used on the web (client and server apps) Describe Objective-C - correct answerBased on C, primary language for Apple's Cocoa API on OSX and iPhone systems Describe Ruby - correct answerOpen-source, closs platform object orientated, Ruby on rails Describe Visual Basic .NET - correct answerObject orientated from Microsoft, uses common language runtime (CLR/the interpreter) How many generations of programming languages are there? - correct answer

What are the two different groups of 3rd generation programming languages? Give examples of each one. - correct answer1. Traditional (procedural) is step-by-step; ex: C, Basic, COBOL, ForTran

  1. Object-orientated is collection of objects with data and functions; - ex: C++, VIsual Basic, Java, C#, Obj-C, Ruby What does ForTran stand for? How is it used? - correct answerFORTRAN = FORmula TRANSlation. Used for scientific and math apps. Requires compiler. What dos COBOL stand for? How is it used? - correct answerCOBOL = Common Business Orientated Language. Used for business apps on mainframe computers. What is a programming language? - correct answerAn artificial language used to communicate instructions to a computer? What is an algorithm? - correct answerA well defined procedure that allows a computer to solve a problem. What is the difference between low-level and high-level programming languages? - correct answerLow-level is binary, made up of combos of 1's and 0's. High-level is compiled and run in the computer's native language, but can be understood by humans. What is the difference from a compiler and an interpreter? - correct answerCompilers - take source code