Basics of ICT

​ ​ ​ (a)   languages are closer to the computer's native language

Examples​ (b)   ​ (c)   ​ (d)  

• Low level
• High level
• Assembly
• Binary code
• Assembly code
• Machine code
• COBOL
• C++
• Python
• JavaScript

Arrange the programming languages to their correct generations

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Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Low level languages

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(b) High level languages

• PERL

• PHP

• Machine code

• Binary code

• Ruby

• Assembly code

• SQL

Why do humans learn language?

• because it helps us share ideas and communicate

• because it is fun and generates happiness

• because we are dependent on others for survival

• because we hate each other so much

​ (a)   can ​ (b)   and become ​ (c)   over time. This discovery is called ​ (d)   or ​ (e)   .

• Computers
• learn
• smarter
• Artificial Intelligence
• AI
• Robots
• NLP
• Natural Language Processing
• Children
• Creative

What meant by 5GL?

• They are designed to create solutions without the help of the programmer

• It refers to the development of AI and NLPs

• The statements here are like the statements in a human language

• It is easy for computers to understand

• It has introduced higher level abstractions

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) 1GL

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(b) 2GL

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(c) 3GL

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(d) 4GL

• High level language

• their statements are like the statements in a human language

• PHP

• Domain specific language

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• python

• they introduced higher level abstractions

• they made use of mnemonics and are called assemblers

• Binary Code

• Assembly Language

• they are low level programming languages from microprocessors and other programming devices

• they made programming more user friendly and not dependent on specific hardware

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What is the full form of NLP

What is a programming language?

• A programming language is a form of visual art.
• A programming language is a type of musical notation.
• A programming language is a spoken language used for communication.
• A programming language is a language comprising a set of instructions that computers understand.

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Low level languages

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(b) High level languages

• It is always machine dependent

• It isn't easy to test

• It isn't easy to write

• It is easier to write

• The processing speed is slow

• The processing speed is fast

• It is easy to test

• It never depends on the machine