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What is the main drawback of learning a framework rather than the underlying programming language?
What is the main drawback of learning a framework rather than the underlying programming language?
- Frameworks are often outdated and do not keep up with the latest language features
- Frameworks impose strict design conventions that limit flexibility
- Programmers gain a superficial understanding of the programming language (correct)
- Programmers are unable to customize the framework to their needs
What is a potential issue with using a framework that includes a wide range of features?
What is a potential issue with using a framework that includes a wide range of features?
- The framework will consume too much system resources
- The framework will be too complex and difficult to learn
- The framework will be outdated and lack support for the latest language features
- The framework will include many features that are not needed for the specific project (correct)
What is the primary risk of choosing the wrong framework for a project?
What is the primary risk of choosing the wrong framework for a project?
- The project will be too expensive to develop
- The framework will become deprecated and unsupported
- The project will suffer from poor performance and user experience (correct)
- The project will be too difficult to maintain and update
Which of the following is NOT a limitation of using a framework?
Which of the following is NOT a limitation of using a framework?
Which of the following is the MOST significant drawback of using a framework according to the text?
Which of the following is the MOST significant drawback of using a framework according to the text?
Why does learning a framework instead of the programming language pose a potential issue for programmers?
Why does learning a framework instead of the programming language pose a potential issue for programmers?
What impact can the design limitations and conventions of a framework have on its users?
What impact can the design limitations and conventions of a framework have on its users?
What happens if a framework includes functionalities that are not used in a specific project?
What happens if a framework includes functionalities that are not used in a specific project?
Why is it crucial to choose the right framework for an application?
Why is it crucial to choose the right framework for an application?
What is the significance of staying updated with new/deprecated features in every version of a framework?
What is the significance of staying updated with new/deprecated features in every version of a framework?