These First-Generation Languages Are Hard to Use,with One of the Reasons

question 56

Multiple Choice

These first-generation languages are hard to use,with one of the reasons being that they are different depending on the make of the computer.

• A)procedural
• B)task-oriented
• C)natural
• D)machine

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Definitions:

Vague Messages

Communications that are unclear, ambiguous, or lack specific detail, making them difficult to understand or interpret.

Interrupt

To stop a process or activity temporarily or permanently by causing a disruption or intervention.

Divergent Thinking

A thought process or method used to generate creative ideas by exploring many possible solutions, emphasizing spontaneity and variety in thought.

Clarification Responses

Communications that aim to clear up misunderstandings or provide additional information to ensure comprehension.