A Purely Functional Structure Is Most Appropriate for Achieving

question 46

Multiple Choice

A purely functional structure is most appropriate for achieving:

• A) innovation.
• B) differentiation.
• C) internal efficiency goals.
• D) flexibility.
• E) All of these

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Definitions:

Garbage Collection

An automatic memory management process that frees up memory used by objects that are no longer accessible in a program.

Encapsulation

A fundamental concept in object-oriented programming that involves bundling the data (attributes) and methods (functions) that operate on the data into a single unit or class, and restricting access to the specifics of the data or methods.

Head Instance Variable

A variable, typically in a linked list or similar data structure, that holds a reference to the first element or node.

Null

A special marker used in programming to denote that a variable does not hold any valid object or value at a particular time.