Programming Language Implementation and Paradigms Quiz

Interpretation translates code into machine language all at once before execution, while compilation translates code into machine language and executes it line by line.

Interpretation is used for high-level languages, while compilation is used for low-level languages.

Interpretation translates code into machine language and executes it line by line, while compilation translates code into machine language all at once before execution. (correct)

Interpretation and compilation are the same process but with different names.

To choose the appropriate language for solving specific problems based on language characteristics. (correct)

To understand the theory behind programming languages.

To learn about the history of programming languages.

To impress potential employers with in-depth technical knowledge.

To optimize code execution speed.

To improve code readability and maintainability.

To create new programming languages.

To understand errors returned by compilers and identify faulty code. (correct)

<p>To choose the appropriate language for solving specific problems based on these characteristics. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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