Answer to Question #205230 in C for Tom Boyle

Question

These are compilers questions

1. C language is an example of imperative / procedural language, but since it is old (no OO or functional programming allowed), is no more required to industry.

a. True

b. False

2. Considering an ANSI C compiler what can represent a lexical error?

a. a = )a+(b;

b. a = 0.0a;

c. if (a=3) a++;

d. a = α{"version":"1.1","math":"α"}~b;

Answer 1

1. C language is an example of imperative / procedural language, but since it is old (no OO or functional programming allowed), is no more required to industry.

a. True

b. False

Answer: False

2. Considering an ANSI C compiler what can represent a lexical error?

a. a = )a+(b;

b. a = 0.0a;

c. if (a=3) a++;

d. a = α{"version":"1.1","math":"α"}~b;

Answer:

a - Error

b - Error

c - Ok

d - Error