Question 1

With just facts and goals, Prolog would be nothing more than a database, but the addition of _________ gives programmers a set of tools to manipulate the facts.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of With just facts and goals, Prolog would...

Question 2

_______________, such as BASIC, Python, Java, Prolog, and C++, make the programming process easier by replacing unintelligible strings of 1s and 0s or cryptic assembly commands with understandable commands, such as PRINT and WRITE.​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​Low-level languages 
B)  ​High-level languages 
C)  ​First generation languages 
D)  ​Multiparadigm languages 
A)  ​Low-level languages 
B)  ​High-level languages 
C)  ​First generation languages 
D)  ​Multiparadigm languages

Question 3

A(n) _________ provides programmers with tools to build substantial sections of a program by pointing and clicking rather than typing lines of code.​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​repetition control structure 
B)  ​interprete 
C)  ​VDE 
D)  superclass​ 
A)  ​repetition control structure 
B)  ​interprete 
C)  ​VDE 
D)  superclass​

Question 4

In a repetition control structure, the computer is directed to repeat one or more instructions until a certain condition is met. The section of code that repeats is usually referred to as a(n) ___________.​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​algorithm 
B)  ​compiler 
C)  ​iteration 
D)  ​rule 
A)  ​algorithm 
B)  ​compiler 
C)  ​iteration 
D)  ​rule

Question 5

Agile methodologies tend to be used for large software development projects involving more than ten developers, geographically dispersed development teams, and life-critical applications.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Microprocessors only understand machine language, so there has to be some way to convert assembly language instructions into 1s and 0s.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

​A(n) __________ is a factor that remains the same throughout a program.

Accepted Answer

A)  ​algorithm 
B)  ​variable 
C)  ​object 
D)  ​constant 
A)  ​algorithm 
B)  ​variable 
C)  ​object 
D)  ​constant

Question 8

When high-level languages were originally conceived in the 1950s, they were dubbed second-generation languages because they seemed a major improvement over machine and assembly languages.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

___________ programming is an approach to software development in which programmers anticipate what might go wrong as their programs run, and take steps to smoothly handle those situations.​

Accepted Answer

Defensive

Question 10

A(n) _________ represents a value that can change.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n) _________ represents a value that can...

Question 11

A(n) __________ is available for use by any routine in the program while a(n) _______________ can be accessed only from the routine in which it is defined.​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​public attribute, class attribute 
B)  ​private attribute, class attribute 
C)  ​public attribute, private attribute 
D)  ​class attribute, public attribute 
A)  ​public attribute, class attribute 
B)  ​private attribute, class attribute 
C)  ​public attribute, private attribute 
D)  ​class attribute, public attribute

Question 12

The order or sequence of rules in a Prolog program is usually critical.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Before finalizing the algorithm for a computer program, you should perform a(n) __________ to verify that your algorithm works.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of Before finalizing the algorithm for a computer...

Question 14

A(n) ____________ for a computer program is a set of steps that explains how to begin with known information specified in a problem statement and how to manipulate that information to arrive at a solution.​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​control 
B)  ​algorithm 
C)  ​syntax 
D)  ​parameter 
A)  ​control 
B)  ​algorithm 
C)  ​syntax 
D)  ​parameter

Question 15

Keywords can be combined with specific ____________, which provide more detailed instructions for the computer to carry out.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of Keywords can be combined with specific ____________,...

Question 16

Prolog and other declarative languages were classified as fifth-generation languages.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

A(n) _____________ defines the characteristics of a set of objects.​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​class attribute 
B)  ​control structure 
C)  ​function 
D)  ​method 
A)  ​class attribute 
B)  ​control structure 
C)  ​function 
D)  ​method

Question 18

In a programming language, a(n) ______, or command, is a word with a predefined meaning​

Accepted Answer

The answer of In a programming language, a(n) ______, or...

Question 19

programmers who work within the declarative paradigm envision a program as data objects that essentially network with each other to exchange data​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

In 1969, computer scientists began to develop high-level languages, called ________-generation languages, which more closely= resembled human languages.​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​second 
B)  ​third 
C)  fourth​ 
D)  ​none of the above 
A)  ​second 
B)  ​third 
C)  fourth​ 
D)  ​none of the above

With just facts and goals, Prolog would be nothing more than a database, but the addition of _________ gives programmers a set of tools to manipulate the facts.

_______________, such as BASIC, Python, Java, Prolog, and C++, make the programming process easier by replacing unintelligible strings of 1s and 0s or cryptic assembly commands with understandable commands, such as PRINT and WRITE.

A(n) _________ provides programmers with tools to build substantial sections of a program by pointing and clicking rather than typing lines of code.

In a repetition control structure, the computer is directed to repeat one or more instructions until a certain condition is met. The section of code that repeats is usually referred to as a(n) ___________.

Agile methodologies tend to be used for large software development projects involving more than ten developers, geographically dispersed development teams, and life-critical applications.

Microprocessors only understand machine language, so there has to be some way to convert assembly language instructions into 1s and 0s.

A(n) __________ is a factor that remains the same throughout a program.

When high-level languages were originally conceived in the 1950s, they were dubbed second-generation languages because they seemed a major improvement over machine and assembly languages.

___________ programming is an approach to software development in which programmers anticipate what might go wrong as their programs run, and take steps to smoothly handle those situations.

A(n) _________ represents a value that can change.

A(n) is available for use by any routine in the program while a(n) _____ can be accessed only from the routine in which it is defined.

The order or sequence of rules in a Prolog program is usually critical.

Before finalizing the algorithm for a computer program, you should perform a(n) __________ to verify that your algorithm works.

A(n) ____________ for a computer program is a set of steps that explains how to begin with known information specified in a problem statement and how to manipulate that information to arrive at a solution.

Keywords can be combined with specific ____________, which provide more detailed instructions for the computer to carry out.

Prolog and other declarative languages were classified as fifth-generation languages.

A(n) _____________ defines the characteristics of a set of objects.

In a programming language, a(n) ______, or command, is a word with a predefined meaning

programmers who work within the declarative paradigm envision a program as data objects that essentially network with each other to exchange data

In 1969, computer scientists began to develop high-level languages, called ________-generation languages, which more closely= resembled human languages.

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With just facts and goals, Prolog would be nothing more than a database, but the addition of _________ gives programmers a set of tools to manipulate the facts.​

_______________, such as BASIC, Python, Java, Prolog, and C++, make the programming process easier by replacing unintelligible strings of 1s and 0s or cryptic assembly commands with understandable commands, such as PRINT and WRITE.​

A(n) _________ provides programmers with tools to build substantial sections of a program by pointing and clicking rather than typing lines of code.​

In a repetition control structure, the computer is directed to repeat one or more instructions until a certain condition is met. The section of code that repeats is usually referred to as a(n) ___________.​

Agile methodologies tend to be used for large software development projects involving more than ten developers, geographically dispersed development teams, and life-critical applications.​

Microprocessors only understand machine language, so there has to be some way to convert assembly language instructions into 1s and 0s.​

​A(n) __________ is a factor that remains the same throughout a program.

When high-level languages were originally conceived in the 1950s, they were dubbed second-generation languages because they seemed a major improvement over machine and assembly languages.​

___________ programming is an approach to software development in which programmers anticipate what might go wrong as their programs run, and take steps to smoothly handle those situations.​

A(n) _________ represents a value that can change.​

A(n) __________ is available for use by any routine in the program while a(n) _______________ can be accessed only from the routine in which it is defined.​

The order or sequence of rules in a Prolog program is usually critical.​

Before finalizing the algorithm for a computer program, you should perform a(n) __________ to verify that your algorithm works.​

A(n) ____________ for a computer program is a set of steps that explains how to begin with known information specified in a problem statement and how to manipulate that information to arrive at a solution.​

Keywords can be combined with specific ____________, which provide more detailed instructions for the computer to carry out.​

Prolog and other declarative languages were classified as fifth-generation languages.​

A(n) _____________ defines the characteristics of a set of objects.​

In a programming language, a(n) ______, or command, is a word with a predefined meaning​

programmers who work within the declarative paradigm envision a program as data objects that essentially network with each other to exchange data​

In 1969, computer scientists began to develop high-level languages, called ________-generation languages, which more closely= resembled human languages.​

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With just facts and goals, Prolog would be nothing more than a database, but the addition of _________ gives programmers a set of tools to manipulate the facts.

_______________, such as BASIC, Python, Java, Prolog, and C++, make the programming process easier by replacing unintelligible strings of 1s and 0s or cryptic assembly commands with understandable commands, such as PRINT and WRITE.

A(n) _________ provides programmers with tools to build substantial sections of a program by pointing and clicking rather than typing lines of code.

In a repetition control structure, the computer is directed to repeat one or more instructions until a certain condition is met. The section of code that repeats is usually referred to as a(n) ___________.

Agile methodologies tend to be used for large software development projects involving more than ten developers, geographically dispersed development teams, and life-critical applications.

Microprocessors only understand machine language, so there has to be some way to convert assembly language instructions into 1s and 0s.

A(n) __________ is a factor that remains the same throughout a program.

When high-level languages were originally conceived in the 1950s, they were dubbed second-generation languages because they seemed a major improvement over machine and assembly languages.

___________ programming is an approach to software development in which programmers anticipate what might go wrong as their programs run, and take steps to smoothly handle those situations.

A(n) _________ represents a value that can change.

A(n) is available for use by any routine in the program while a(n) _____ can be accessed only from the routine in which it is defined.

The order or sequence of rules in a Prolog program is usually critical.

Before finalizing the algorithm for a computer program, you should perform a(n) __________ to verify that your algorithm works.

A(n) ____________ for a computer program is a set of steps that explains how to begin with known information specified in a problem statement and how to manipulate that information to arrive at a solution.

Keywords can be combined with specific ____________, which provide more detailed instructions for the computer to carry out.

Prolog and other declarative languages were classified as fifth-generation languages.

A(n) _____________ defines the characteristics of a set of objects.

In a programming language, a(n) ______, or command, is a word with a predefined meaning

programmers who work within the declarative paradigm envision a program as data objects that essentially network with each other to exchange data

In 1969, computer scientists began to develop high-level languages, called ________-generation languages, which more closely= resembled human languages.