NET, IAS, State-SET (KSET, WBSET, MPSET, etc.), GATE, CUET, Olympiads etc.: Computer Science MCQs (Practice_Test 2 of 6)
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- Before a program written in high language can be executed, it must be translated into
- block structural language
- machine language
- structural programming language
- none of the above
- A loop is usually the easiest way to perform a repetition task such as printing a list of
- a few names
- several hundred names
- One name only
- none of the above
- The syntax of a language can be described using syntax diagrams, such as those for
- Pascal
- loop
- sequence
- none of the above
- A program that adds three numbers together and determines the average is a
- loop
- term
- sequence
- none of the above
- Those languages which are strongly oriented toward the programmer rather than toward the computer, they are termed as
- machine language
- high-level language
- assembly language
- none of the above
- Pascal contains statements that allow the programmer to efficiently alter the flow of program execution by using decision
- structure only
- loops only
- structures and loops
- none of the above
- In block-structured language, programs are com-posed of subprograms or blocks, each designed to perform a
- decision structures
- loop
- specific task
- none of the above
- The important feature of Pascal is that it is a general-purpose
- programming language
- high level language
- source program
- none of the above
- Pascal programs are usually translated into machine language by a
- batch processing
- computer
- block
- none of the above
- There is no limit to the length of
- Pascal program
- structured programming language
- an identifier
- none of the above
- Assembly languages also referred to as
- high language program
- low-level languages
- machine language
- Peripheral devices consist of input devices, out-put devices
- logical operation
- secondary storage device
- arithmetic operation
- none of the above
- The primary storage unit temporarily stores data, programs
- physical components
- peripheral devices
- processing results
- none of the above
- The central processing unit consists of the arithmetic/logic unit, which performs arithmetic and logical operations, and the control unit, which controls the operations of:
- CPU
- ALU
- peripheral devices
- none of the above