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4.1.3. Languages
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- 1.
Name one procedural programming language.
Hint
Think of the language that is known for its efficiency and low-level access.
- 2.
What does OOP stand for?
Hint
It’s a programming style that uses objects to encapsulate data.
- 3.
Which of the following is a procedural programming language?
- Haskell
- C
- Java
- Prolog
Hint
Think about a language that emphasizes step-by-step instruction.
- 4.
True or False: Object-oriented programming languages utilize structures called objects.
- True
- False
Hint
Recall that objects are a core component of OOP.
- 5.
Design a simple calculator application using OOP principles. Outline the classes needed and their responsibilities.
Hint
Consider how to structure your classes for maintainability.
- 6.
Compare the advantages of using a functional approach to data processing in Python vs. using a procedural approach.
Hint
Think about the scalability and complexity of large applications using both paradigms.
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