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What paradigm in control flow typically involves loops?
What paradigm in control flow typically involves loops?
- Recursion
- Iteration (correct)
- Sequencing
- Selection
In the context of control flows, what does the 'if' and 'case' statements represent?
In the context of control flows, what does the 'if' and 'case' statements represent?
- Recursion
- Sequencing
- Selection (correct)
- Procedural Abstraction
In the context of control flow operators, what does '&&' represent?
In the context of control flow operators, what does '&&' represent?
- Logical OR (correct)
- Multiplicative
- Bitwise AND
- Relational
What does the statement 'X=X+1' represent in the given code snippet?
What does the statement 'X=X+1' represent in the given code snippet?
Which programming language has 6 levels of precedence for control flow operations?
Which programming language has 6 levels of precedence for control flow operations?
What does the 'goto' statement do in the provided code snippet?
What does the 'goto' statement do in the provided code snippet?
What is the main concept associated with static typing?
What is the main concept associated with static typing?
Which language is an example of being statically typed?
Which language is an example of being statically typed?
What does static typing mean for variables?
What does static typing mean for variables?
Which language exhibits a mix of static and dynamic checking?
Which language exhibits a mix of static and dynamic checking?
What happens when a String variable is assigned an integer value like '1'?
What happens when a String variable is assigned an integer value like '1'?
What is a key aspect of defining data fields for storage?
What is a key aspect of defining data fields for storage?
In the context of types, what does 'strong typing' refer to?
In the context of types, what does 'strong typing' refer to?
Why is encoding by a type necessary when storing data?
Why is encoding by a type necessary when storing data?
Which of the following is NOT associated with a type?
Which of the following is NOT associated with a type?
What is the main purpose of type checking in programming?
What is the main purpose of type checking in programming?
What does creating equivalence classes for declaration elements help with?
What does creating equivalence classes for declaration elements help with?
What is the principal reason for using complex expressions when comparing integers?
What is the principal reason for using complex expressions when comparing integers?
Which program transformation technique aims to make code consume less resources and deliver high speed?
Which program transformation technique aims to make code consume less resources and deliver high speed?
What is a criticism often made about recursion compared to iteration?
What is a criticism often made about recursion compared to iteration?
What is a common problem associated with enumeration-controlled loops?
What is a common problem associated with enumeration-controlled loops?
Which type of loops allows for very efficient code generation by using designated variables for iteration?
Which type of loops allows for very efficient code generation by using designated variables for iteration?
What is the main purpose of code optimization?
What is the main purpose of code optimization?
How can arrays be described in terms of their data types?
How can arrays be described in terms of their data types?
In which memory area are arrays allocated if their shape is known at compile time and they exist throughout the program's execution?
In which memory area are arrays allocated if their shape is known at compile time and they exist throughout the program's execution?
What is a slice or section in relation to an array?
What is a slice or section in relation to an array?
What layout strategy do most programming languages use for arrays?
What layout strategy do most programming languages use for arrays?
What does the term 'ROW POINTERS' refer to in relation to arrays?
What does the term 'ROW POINTERS' refer to in relation to arrays?
What does it mean when it's mentioned that arrays have a 'local lifetime' and a 'shape bound at elaboration time'?
What does it mean when it's mentioned that arrays have a 'local lifetime' and a 'shape bound at elaboration time'?
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