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Is the class of recognizable languages closed under complementation?
No, the class of recognizable languages is not closed under complementation.
How many programming languages are in the world?
Over 1500 according to information in my class.
Maria wants to become a computer programmer. What SMART short-term goal could she set for herself?
to enroll in a semester-long class about programming languages and pass with a GPA of 3.0
Why over the course of time have more programming language been developed?
Different types of programming languages exist because they each excels in a different aspect of programming, and in fact many languages are invented specifically to fulfill a niche that existing languages or language families don't handle as well as programmers would like. The two main distinctions used when determining what languages are best for a given task are low-level vs. high-level and interpreted vs. compiled. "Low-level" languages such as C and the various assembly languages grant a programmer the maximum amount of control over memory usage and allocation, making those languages good for embedded devices and tasks where memory is at a premium, while "high-level" languages provide a great deal of abstraction, allowing programmers to perform more complex tasks with less code and implementing concepts such as variable-length arrays, garbage collection, first-class functions, etc. "Interpreted" languages such as Perl or Ruby are executed by an interpreter program in real time, allowing these languages to benefit from features such as on-the-fly code modification (reflection) and dynamic typing and allowing them to be run on any system with an appropriate interpreter installed, while "compiled" languages are translated to machine code or bytecode, making these languages much faster and more efficient when run (as compilers can optimize programs ahead of time for speed and memory usage).
What is overriding inheritance?
When a class inherits from another class, it is implicitly given all the functions of its parent class. For example, if we have a class foo which has functions f1 and f2, and we write another class zed which inherits from class foo, we can call the function zed.f1 or zed.f2, without having to write them again. Effectively, the code for f1 and f2 are copied from foo into bar.Overriding is when you want zed.f1 to do something other than what foo.f1 does. By re-writing f1 in zed, we change what it does in zed without changing what it does in foo.This becomes important when we start talking about abstraction. In well-designed object-oriented languages, we can use child classes in place of their parents. For example, if we have yet another class bar that performs operations on a foo, we could give it a zed instead and it would still work, because zed must have all the functions that foo does.
Is the class of recognizable languages closed under complementation?
No, the class of recognizable languages is not closed under complementation.
What is the closed class categories?
Poverty must be ended
What is a closed stratifaction class system?
the set of items are closed in the sense that they cannot normally be extended by the creation of additional members
How do you apply class diagram with programming languages which is not based on object-oriented like c?
You cannot. Class diagrams are only applicable to object oriented programming languages. C is not object oriented, but C++ is.
What is the basic difference between a open class system and a closed class system?
The existence or nonexistence of social mobility
What is the basic difference between an open class system and a closed class system?
The existence or nonexistence of social mobility
How many programming languages are in the world?
Over 1500 according to information in my class.
What are the figurative languages in bad day?
On a good bad
Can school take a students phone?
absolutely, a phone ringing in class would just disrupt the class and disturb the lesson, you can have it back after school is closed.
What is inheirtance in java?
It is basically the same as inheritance in other languages. A derived class can inherit from a parent class, meaning that the derived class will have the characteristics (variables, and procedures - called fields, and methods, in this case) of the parent class. It may also have additional characteristics, defined directly in the derived class.
What is Dewey number for Romanian language?
The Dewey number is for books not for languages. Books about Romanian language are in the class 459.
What do you need for spanish class?
Well, if you are new in learning languages, a good thing you could do is getting a small notebook.
