Software Development Methodologies, Data Structures, and Front-end Frameworks Quiz
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Match the following software development methodologies with their primary focus:

Agile = Flexibility and iterative development Waterfall = Sequential and linear approach Scrum = Sprints and self-organizing teams Kanban = Visualizing work and limiting work in progress

Match the following data structures with their primary usage:

Array = Storing a collection of elements Linked List = Dynamic data structure with nodes Stack = LIFO (Last In First Out) data structure Queue = FIFO (First In First Out) data structure

Match the following front-end frameworks with their primary usage:

React = Building user interfaces Angular = Developing single-page applications Vue.js = Progressive framework for building user interfaces Ember.js = Focused on productivity and developer ergonomics

Match the following text-related issues with their examples:

<p>Syntax issues = Missing semicolon at the end of a line Logic issues = Infinite loop due to incorrect condition Runtime issues = Memory leak causing program to crash Semantic issues = Using wrong variable name in code</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following software testing types with their descriptions:

<p>Unit testing = Testing individual components or functions in isolation Integration testing = Testing the interaction between integrated components Regression testing = Testing to ensure new code changes have not affected existing functionality Acceptance testing = Testing to verify if the system meets business requirements</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following programming paradigms with their characteristics:

<p>Procedural programming = Focuses on procedures or functions Object-oriented programming = Organizes data and behavior into objects Functional programming = Emphasizes on pure functions and immutable data Event-driven programming = Responds to events triggered by user actions or system events</p> Signup and view all the answers

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