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A) 1972 B) 1980 C) 1965 D) 1989
A) Ken Thompson B) Bjarne Stroustrup C) Alan Turing D) Dennis Ritchie
A) Fortran B) B C) Assembly D) A
A) Bell Labs B) Xerox PARC C) MIT D) Stanford University
A) Graphical user interfaces B) Kernels C) Office suites D) Web browsers
A) American National Standards Institute B) Internet Engineering Task Force C) World Wide Web Consortium D) IEEE
A) Logic-based B) Imperative procedural C) Purely functional D) Strictly object-oriented
A) Newlines B) Periods C) Colons D) Semicolons
A) Square brackets B) Indentation C) Parentheses D) Curly braces
A) Classes B) Top-level statements C) Functions D) Global scopes
A) By name B) By value C) By need D) By reference
A) With pointers B) With aliases C) With references D) With keywords
A) Duck B) Static C) Inferred D) Dynamic
A) Using function pointers B) Using virtual inheritance C) Using interfaces D) Using classes
A) Angle-bracket notation B) Parentheses notation C) Curly-brace notation D) Square-bracket notation
A) Overlapping members B) Garbage collection C) Operator overloading D) Inheritance
A) Character type B) Array type C) Integer type D) String type
A) Null-terminated strings B) Immutable strings C) Reference strings D) Length-prefixed strings
A) The linker B) The C preprocessor C) The C compiler D) The standard library
A) Using modules B) Using namespaces C) Processing files separately D) Using packages
A) GLib Object System B) POSIX library C) Boehm garbage collector D) Standard library
A) Boehm garbage collector B) GLib Object System C) ANSI collector D) Malloc library
A) PYPL index B) GitHub Octoverse C) Stack Overflow Index D) TIOBE index
A) The C Standard B) Modern C C) Programming in C D) The C Programming Language
A) ISO and IEC B) GNU and FSF C) IEEE and W3C D) ANSI and W3C |