Which of the following statements is true for computer languages?
- (A) All types of languages needs translators
- (B) Only high level languages needs translators
- (C) Only low level languages needs translators
- (D) Low and high level languages needs translators
- (D) Low and high level languages needs translators
Translators are:
- (A) Programs that converts low and high level languages into machine language
- (B) Compiler for C++ codes into C language
- (C) Converter for Machine language into high level language
- (D) Interpreters for all languages
- (A) Programs that converts low and high level languages into machine language
BASIC stands for:
- (A) Basic Assembly Symbols for Instruction Code
- (B) Beginner’s Assembler Symbols for Interpreter Code
- (C) Basic Assembler System for Instruction Compilation
- (D) Beginner’s All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
- (D) Beginner’s All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
An upgraded version of machine language is:
- (A) C++
- (B) FORTRAN
- (C) BASIC
- (D) Assembly
- (A) C++
A high level language, processor specific with no standard version is:
- (A) C
- (B) BASIC
- (C) Ada
- (D) Pascal
- (B) BASIC
The language(s) easily understood by a:
- (A) High-level languages
- (B) Low level languages
- (C) Machine language
- (D) None of these
- (A) High-level languages
Assembly language uses abbreviations called:
- (A) Assembler
- (B) Mnemonic
- (C)I s and Os
- (D) Compiler
- (B) Mnemonic
A high level language with concept of modules:
- (A) FORTRAN
- (B) C
- (C) COBOL
- (D) BASIC
- (B) C
Structured programming was applied in:
- (A) Assembly Language
- (B) PASCAL
- (C) FORTRAN
- (D) None of these
- (B) PASCAL
PRINT CHR $ (260) would be:
- (a) Z
- (b) X
- (c) Y
- (d) Invalid statement
- (d) Invalid statement