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    This document contains a test with multiple choice and general format questions about programming language concepts. Some key points covered include: - LISP is an example of a language based on the functional programming paradigm. - Machine languages are typically based on the imperative paradigm. - Assignment statements do not require a Boolean condition unlike if-else, while, and for loop statements. - If-else statements are not considered loops, unlike while and for statements. - Resolution is not associated with object-oriented programming like inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism. - The scope of a variable is the portion of the program in which it can be accessed. - A typical compiler does not construct source code,

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    Test Ch6 (Programming Languages)

    Multiple Choice Questions


    1. Which of the following is an example of a language that is based on the functional paradigm?
    A. LISP B. PROLOG C. C D. C++
    ANSWER: A

    3. Most machine languages are based on the


    A. Imperative paradigm B. Declarative paradigm
    C. Functional paradigm D. Object-oriented paradigm
    ANSWER: A

    5. Which of the following does not require a Boolean condition?


    A. If- else statement B. While statement
    C. Assignment statement D. For loop statement
    ANSWER: C

    7. Which of the following is not a loop?


    A. If -else statement B. While statement
    C. Repeat statement D. For statement
    ANSWER: A

    9. Which of the following is not associated with object-oriented programming?


    A. Inheritance B. Resolution C. Encapsulation D. Polymorphism
    ANSWER: B

    11. Positions within arrays are identified by means of numbers called


    A. Indices B. Parameters C. Instance variables D. Constants
    ANSWER: A

    13. Which of the following is not a possible value of the expression 4 + 6  2 - 1


    A. 4 B. 5 C. 6 D. 10
    ANSWER: B

    15. Which of the following is the scope of a variable?


    A. The number of characters in the variable’s name
    B. The portion of the program in which the variable can be accessed
    C. The type associated with the variable
    D. The structure associated with the variable
    ANSWER: B

    17. Which of the following is not constructed by a typical compiler?


    A. Source code B. Symbol table C. Parse tree D. Object program
    ANSWER: A

    21. Which of the following can Prolog conclude from the following program?
    parent(jill, sue).
    parent(jill, sally).
    parent(john, sue).
    parent(john, sally).
    sibling(X, Y) :- parent(Z, X), parent(Z, Y).

    A. parent(jill, john) B. sister(sue, sally)


    C. sibling(sue, sally) D. sibling(jill, sue)
    ANSWER: C
    General Format Questions
    1. What does it mean to say that a programming language is machine independent?
    ANSWER: It means that programs written in the language do not refer to properties of a specific machine and
    are therefore compatible with any computer.

    3. Explain data abstraction.


    ANSWER: Data abstraction provides a means of separating behavior from implementation. In object-oriented
    programming, encapsulation facilitates data abstraction.

    5. Why is the straightforward “goto” statement no longer popular in high-level programming languages?
    ANSWER: Its use led to poorly structured programs that were hard to understand.

    7. Explain the distinction between global and local variables.


    ANSWER: A global variable is readily accessible throughout the program whereas a local variable is accessible
    only within a specific area.

    9. Based on the grammar below, draw a parse tree showing that the string “drip drip drip” is a Leak.

    ANSWER:

    11. In the context of the object-oriented paradigm, what is a constructor?


    ANSWER: A constructor is a special “method” that is executed when an object is first constructed, normally for
    the purpose of performing initialization activities.

    13. In the object-oriented paradigm, what are methods and instance variables.
    ANSWER: A variable that resides within an object is called an instance variable. A function that resides within
    an object is called a method.

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