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Computer Programming Quiz 2

The document contains a series of questions and answers related to programming concepts such as operating systems, programming languages, variables, and flowcharts. Topics covered include checking for Windows updates, the creator of C#, characteristics of high-level languages, components of an operating system, and the evolution of programming languages over time.

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Computer Programming Quiz 2

The document contains a series of questions and answers related to programming concepts such as operating systems, programming languages, variables, and flowcharts. Topics covered include checking for Windows updates, the creator of C#, characteristics of high-level languages, components of an operating system, and the evolution of programming languages over time.

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You will find running application programs and process in the Task Manager.

ANSWER: TRUE
We were playing games locally and I got disconnected. I think something’s
wrong with this port.
ANSWER: E
Java is an example of
ANSWER: HIGH-LEVEL LANGUAGE
To check if your operating system is up to date, click Start then click Control
Panel and choose _______________.
ANSWER: Windows Update
C# was released by
ANSWER: MICROSOFT
He is known as the father of the Java programming language.
ANSWER: JAMES GOSLING
.MPEG, .MP3 and .MOV are filename extensions for videos.
ANSWER: FALSE
is a type of programming language that is composed of symbols and words that
follow some rules similar to that of a natural language.
ANSWER: High-level language
Programs written in high-level languages are translated into machine-readable
form using interpreters or compilers.
ANSWER: TRUE
was the first language implemented for BINAC.
ANSWER: Short Code
A deleted file or folder found in the Recycle Bin can still be restored.
ANSWER: TRUE
Even when you close all running application programs, there are still process
running in the background.
ANSWER: TRUE
I found out that the keyboard is defective so I switched to the old keyboard
which uses PS/2 port, where should I plug it in?
ANSWER: A
Refer to the pseudocode below and answer the following question: What
happens after weight is given?
ANSWER: ASK FOR HEIGHT
A_________is the code or language that allows a user to instruct a computer to
perform specific tasks.
ANSWER: Programming Language
Refer to the image below to answer the following question. What type of image
is shown?
ANSWER: FLOWCHART
My headset is working but the microphone is not. Which port should I check?
Answer: F;
Refer to the image below to answer the following question. What type of
flowchart symbol contains the text “Limit >=3?”?
ANSWER: DECISION
Who is considered as a user (component of an operating system)?
ANSWER: ALL OF THE CHOICES
Over time, man’s efforts to find better ways to communicate with computers
resulted to the evolution of programming languages.
ANSWER: TRUE
Observe the names of the following variables and routines and decide whether
its format is CORRECT or WRONG.
Student Age for a variable name.
ANSWER: CORRECT
Observe the names of the following variables and routines and decide whether
its format is CORRECT or WRONG.
Employees for a table name.
ANSWER: WRONG
Refer to the pseudocode below and answer the following question: What if the
computed BMI equals to 10, what will the program do?
ANSWER: PRINT UNDERWEIGHT

Observe the following statements and decide whether the variable result’s value
is TRUE or FALSE.
Given that:
int x = -77;
int z = 43;
result = (z < x && 1 != 10) ? true : false;
result = (z != 43) ? true : false;

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