Programming Language Implementation and Paradigms Quiz
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What is the difference between interpretation and compilation in programming languages?

  • 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.

    • Why is it important for programmers to understand how programming languages are implemented?

  • 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.

    • What is the purpose of studying how compilers translate code into an execution file?

  • 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)

    • Why do programmers need to know the characteristics of each programming language?

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

    What does studying programming languages provide increased capacity for?

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