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What is the von Neumann model used for in traditional sequential computers?
What is the von Neumann model used for in traditional sequential computers?
- Abstracting a computer system
- Interconnecting processors for parallel computing
- Performing calculations in the Arithmetic Logical Unit
- Storing data and programs in memory (correct)
In object-oriented programming, how do programmers think of a program?
In object-oriented programming, how do programmers think of a program?
- As a sequence of stateless function evaluations
- As different ways processors can be interconnected
- As sets of concurrent processes acting upon shared data structures
- As a collection of interacting objects (correct)
What do specialized programming languages for parallel/concurrent computing rely on?
What do specialized programming languages for parallel/concurrent computing rely on?
- Sequential computers interconnected to solve a common problem
- Interconnection middleware for communication and information sharing (correct)
- Multiple von Neumann machines as processing units
- Distributed memory with message passing
Which of the following is a processing paradigm that went away from the von Neumann model?
Which of the following is a processing paradigm that went away from the von Neumann model?
What was used to program computers in the initial stage when they were hard-wired or soft-wired?
What was used to program computers in the initial stage when they were hard-wired or soft-wired?
Which of the following is true about programming paradigms?
Which of the following is true about programming paradigms?
Which programming language supports functional programming?
Which programming language supports functional programming?
What is the design goal of multi-paradigm languages?
What is the design goal of multi-paradigm languages?
What do programming paradigms differ in?
What do programming paradigms differ in?
Why are some programming languages designed to support one particular paradigm?
Why are some programming languages designed to support one particular paradigm?
What is a fundamental style of computer programming called?
What is a fundamental style of computer programming called?
Which language supports functional programming?
Which language supports functional programming?
What do multi-paradigm languages allow programmers to use?
What do multi-paradigm languages allow programmers to use?
In which type of programming do programmers think of a program as a collection of interacting objects?
In which type of programming do programmers think of a program as a collection of interacting objects?
What do programming paradigms differ in?
What do programming paradigms differ in?
Which of the following best describes the von Neumann model used in traditional sequential computers?
Which of the following best describes the von Neumann model used in traditional sequential computers?
What do specialized programming languages for parallel/concurrent computing rely on?
What do specialized programming languages for parallel/concurrent computing rely on?
What processing paradigm allows programmers to think about applications as sets of concurrent processes acting upon shared data structures?
What processing paradigm allows programmers to think about applications as sets of concurrent processes acting upon shared data structures?
Which of the following represents a processing paradigm that went away from the von Neumann model?
Which of the following represents a processing paradigm that went away from the von Neumann model?
What was used to program computers in the initial stage when they were hard-wired or soft-wired?
What was used to program computers in the initial stage when they were hard-wired or soft-wired?
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