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CSCI 70 Midterms Review Part 1

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CSCI 70 Midterms Review Quiz

Prepare yourself for the CSCI 70 Midterms with our comprehensive review quiz designed to enhance your understanding of key programming concepts. Dive into various topics that will challenge your knowledge and improve your skills!

11 Multiple Choice Questions
Covers programming languages and concepts
Check your understanding and readiness for the exam

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by CodingExplorer235

Which of these statements is true? (1) Human-generated assembly code can run faster than compiler-generated assembly code (2) Compiler-generated assembly code can run faster than human-generated assembly code

Both 1 and 2

Only 1

Only 2

Neither

A C compiler compiles assembly code into C code

True

False

This is what converts assembly code into machine code.

Compiler

Assembly compiler

Assembler

Assemble.out

There is a one-to-one correspondence between a low-level language (like C) and the machine code it's converted to.

True

False

Which of these is the first popular high-level programming language?

Lisp

Plankalkul

Algo

Fortran

A high-level language can be compiled directly into machine code.

True

False

Which of the following is FALSE? All programming languages are:

Abstractions between the physical computer and software programs

Built on top of either C or Fortran

Defined by a set of programming paradigms

Defined by a set of programming concepts

Which of these is NOT a type of programming concept?

Concurrency

Closing

State

All of them are programming concepts

A collection of programming concepts; the "core language" of a programming paradigm

Colonel Paradigm

Kernel Language

Kernel Paradigm

Colonel Sanders

Which of these shows the correct relationship?

Imperative: How -- Declarative: How

Imperative: What -- Declarative: What

Imperative: How -- Declarative: What

Imperative: What -- Declarative: How

What programming concept exists in imperative programming but not in declarative programming?

Functions

Code Comments

State

Closures

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