● (75) is not a programming language.
(75) A.COBOL
B.Java
C.UML
D.Basic
第1题:
Structured programming practices(71)rise to Pascal, in which constructs were introduced to make programs more readable and better(72)C provided a combination of assembly and high -level structure to create a general -purpose language that could be used from system to(73)programming. Next came object orientation, which is(74)of a metrology and design philosophy than a language issue. This is(75)by the addition of so - called OO extensions to current language, such as C++.
A.giving
B.given
C.gave
D.gives
第2题:
WebSQL is a SQL-like ( 71 ) language for extracting information from the web.Its capabilities for performing navigation of web ( 72 ) make it a useful tool for automating several web-related tasks that require the systematic processing of either ail the links in a (73), all the pages that can be reached from a given URL through (74) that match a ' pattern, or a combination of both.WebSQL also provides transparent access to index servers that can be queried via the Common (75) Interface.
A.query
B.transaction
C.communication
D.programming
第3题:
In(75) programming, the user determines the sepuence of instions to be executed, not programmer.
A.top-down
B.structure
C.data-driven
D.event-driven
第4题:
In(75)programming, the user determines the sequence of instructions to be executed, not the programmer.
A.top-down
B.structure
C.data-driven
D.event-driven
第5题:
以下4个程序中,完全正确的是
A.#include <stdio.h> main(); {/*programming*/ printf("programming!\n");}
B.#include <stdio.h> main(); {/*/ programming /*/ printf("programming!\n");}
C.#include <stdio.h> main() {/*/*programming*/*/ printf("programming!\n");}
D.include <stdio.h> main() {/*programming*/ printf("programming!\n");}
第6题:
以下四个程序中,完全正确的是
A.#include int main() { /* programming */ printf("programming!n"); return 0; }
B.#include int main() { /*/* programming */*/ printf("programming!n"); return 0; }
C.include int main() { /* programming */ printf("programming!n"); return 0; }
D.#include int main(); { /*/ programming /*/ printf("programming!n"); return 0; }