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