Practice - The Input: Three-Address Code (TAC) - The Universal Blueprint for Execution
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Question 1
The level of abstraction of TAC is described as being relatively close to what?
* **Type**: mcq
* **Options**: Natural human language, High-level programming languages, Instructions found in real CPUs, Abstract mathematical concepts
* **Correct Answer**: Instructions found in real CPUs
* **Explanation**: "While still abstract, TAC is relatively close to the instructions found in real CPUs."
* **Hint**: It's a stepping stone just before the actual machine code.
Natural human language
High-level programming languages
Instructions found in real CPUs
Abstract mathematical concepts
* **Correct Answer**: Instructions found in real CPUs
* **Explanation**: "While still abstract
TAC is relatively close to the instructions found in real CPUs."
* **Hint**: It's a stepping stone just before the actual machine code.
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💡 Hint: It's a stepping stone just before the actual machine code. -----
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