A Programming Language Is a Set of Words and Symbols

question 98

True/False

A programming language is a set of words and symbols that can be interpreted by special computer software to create instructions that can be executed by a computer.

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Definitions:

Radical Behaviorism

A psychological perspective emphasizing the study of observable behavior and the role of the environment as a determinant of behavior.

Legal Systems

Formal mechanisms of social control that interpret and apply laws within a society, including institutions like courts and legislatures, as well as the body of laws and regulations themselves.

Intervening Variables

Variables that act as a mediator between independent and dependent variables, explaining the relationship between them within a study.

Salivation

The production and release of saliva from glands in the mouth, often in response to the sight, smell, or taste of food.