The Lexical Structure of a Programming Language Is Similar to the ____

question 9

Multiple Choice

The lexical structure of a programming language is similar to the ____ in a natural language

• A) grammar
• B) syntax
• C) semantics
• D) spelling

Analyze the ethical considerations in social research studies, with a focus on historical cases.

Explain the concepts of validity and reliability in research, and understand their interrelation.

Understand the basic units of data measurement and their significance.

Comprehend the volatile nature of main memory and the implications for data storage.

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Definitions:

ROM

Read-Only Memory, a type of non-volatile storage medium that is used primarily in computers and electronic devices to store firmware or software that is rarely changed.

Primary Storage

The main storage area in a computer system, typically RAM, where the operating system, application programs, and data in current use are kept so they can be quickly reached by the computer's processor.

Secondary Storage

A type of computer storage separate from the main memory, used for keeping data and programs permanently, often referred to as external or auxiliary storage.

Primary Storage

The main storage of a computer where data is stored temporarily for quick access by the processor.