5 Questions
Which type of programming language requires the user to specify both 'what to do' and 'how to do'?
Procedural language
Which type of programming language involves the development of functions from other functions to construct more complex functions?
Non-procedural language
Which type of programming language is suitable for time-critical applications?
Procedural language
Which type of programming language is based on the concept of objects?
Object-oriented programming language
In which type of programming languages are the program code written as a sequence of instructions?
Procedural language
Study Notes
Programming Languages
- Procedural programming language: requires the user to specify both 'what to do' and 'how to do'.
- Functional programming language: involves the development of functions from other functions to construct more complex functions.
- Low-level programming language: suitable for time-critical applications.
- Object-oriented programming language: based on the concept of objects.
- Imperative programming language: program code written as a sequence of instructions.
Test your knowledge about the fundamentals of object oriented programming in Java with this quiz. Explore the efficiency, size, and suitability of object oriented programming compared to procedural languages.
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