Systems programming (development of operating systems and related software) generally involves languages that a. are very...
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Systems programming (development of operating systems and related software) generally involves languages that
a. are very platform-independent
b. support functional programming
c. are interpreted at runtime
d. are relatively low-level
e. have good support for formatted I/O -
Platform independence is easiest to achieve for
a. low-level languages
b. high-level languages
c. machine code -
Suppose you implement some algorithm in each of the following languages, and that your code does not require any runtime I/O. In a typical case, which version is likely to run most quickly?
a. C
b. Java
c. Python
d. JavaScript
Homework Answers
1 a)are very platform independent
Explanation:- write once and run anywhere
2 b) High level language
Example:- java
3 javascript
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