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Dive deep into the fascinating world of Programming Languages with our comprehensive set of Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs). This page is dedicated to exploring the fundamental concepts and intricacies of Programming Languages, a crucial aspect of Systems Programming. In this section, you will encounter a diverse range of MCQs that cover various aspects of Programming Languages, from the basic principles to advanced topics. Each question is thoughtfully crafted to challenge your knowledge and deepen your understanding of this critical subcategory within Systems Programming.

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Q41.

A special value placed at end of items data list is called

rogue value

vague values

decimal value

numerical value

Discuss

Answer: (a).rogue value

Q42.

A special quantity named in a program and its value can be changed is called

variables

constant

mantissa

exponent

Discuss

Answer: (a).variables

Q43.

In line "550 INPUT NUM: PRINT 6.9*NUM*NUM+27" of a BASIC program, 'PRINT and INPUT' is

reserved words

reserved variable

reserved constant

reserved exponent

Discuss

Answer: (a).reserved words

Q44.

Whole numbers from '0' and all negative numbers are classified as

integers

real numbers

prime numbers

composite numbers

Discuss

Answer: (a).integers

Q45.

In high-level language Pascal, area is calculated as

Area: = Width*Length;

length 100: area*20width

100 Area = Width*Length

Discuss

Answer: (a).Area: = Width*Length;

Q46.

In line "100 INPUT NUM" of a BASIC program, NUM is if chosen by programmer is classified as

identifier

exponents

real constants

reserved variable

Discuss

Answer: (a).identifier

Q47.

Type of statement written in sequence and are repeated until conditions met is classified as

loop

case

format

condition

Discuss

Answer: (a).loop

Q48.

Size of an array is declared by

software

programmer

program users

declared automatically

Discuss

Answer: (b).programmer

Q49.

In repeat-until loop 'UNTIL Option>0 and Option<8 AND INT(Option) = Option' , INT function is classified as

option

function

format option

format function

Discuss

Answer: (b).function

Q50.

Sequence of instructions that are carried out for a particular task is classified as

routine

function

procedure

subroutine

Discuss

Answer: (a).routine

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Welcome to the Programming Languages MCQs Page

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Explore more Topics under Systems Programming

System Programming Basics

Machine Structure

Machine and Assembly Language

Assemblers

Macro Processor

Loaders

Compilers

Phases of Compiler

Interpreters

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