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