A. A type of data structure

B. A step-by-step procedure

C. A blueprint for creating objects

D. A loop

A. A variable

B. A function

C. An object created based on the class

D. A class variable

A. To identify a specific website

B. To identify a specific computer or device on a network

C. To encrypt network traffic

D. To block spam emails

A. HyperText Transfer Protocol

B. HyperTransfer Text Protocol

C. HyperTransfer Transfer Protocol

D. HyperText Text Protocol

A. if-else statement

B. switch statement

C. while loop

D. for loop

A. 11001

B. 11100

C. 10011

D. 11010

A. /* This is a comment */

B. // This is a comment

C. # This is a comment

D.

A. A type of loop

B. A category of values with a common set of operations

C. A programming language

D. A set of rules for writing code

A. To define a function

B. To create graphics

C. To handle exceptions and errors

D. To write comments in code

A. A database query

B. A blueprint that defines the structure and organization of a database

C. A database table

D. A database index

A. A type of data structure

B. A step-by-step procedure

C. A blueprint for creating objects

D. A loop

A. To define a new variable

B. To handle exceptions

C. To execute code if the if condition is true

D. To execute code if the if condition is false

A. To define a function

B. To create graphics

C. To execute a block of code a specific number of times

D. To repeat a block of code while a condition is true

A. American Standard Code for Information Interchange

B. Advanced Standard Character Set Instruction

C. Automated System for Computer Information

D. Algorithmic Symbol Coding and Interpretation

A. It is used to define a new variable.

B. It is used to handle exceptions.

C. It is used to execute code if the if condition is false.

D. It is used to test multiple conditions sequentially.

A. A value that cannot be changed

B. A container for storing data

C. A type of loop

D. A function

A. HyperText Markup Language

B. High-Level Text Language

C. Hyperlink Text Management Language

D. Home Tool Markup Language

A. >

B. <=

C. ==

D. %

A. 1000

B. 1001

C. 100

D. 1010

A. A set of rules and conventions for communication between devices

B. A type of hardware

C. A programming language

D. A software application

A. Central Processing Unit

B. Computer Programming Unit

C. Central Program Unit

D. Computer Processing Unit

A. Catching harmful computer viruses

B. Fishing for personal information through deceptive emails or websites

C. Encrypting data for security

D. Scanning for network vulnerabilities

A. To protect against physical intrusions

B. To block unwanted network traffic and protect a network from unauthorized access

C. To boost network speed

D. To filter spam emails

A. It is used to define a new variable.

B. It is used to handle exceptions.

C. It is used to execute code if the if condition is false.

D. It is used to test multiple conditions sequentially.

A. for loop

B. if statement

C. switch statement

D. while loop

A. To store data

B. To execute code in a random order

C. To perform a specific task or computation

D. To create graphics

A. float

B. int

C. str

D. bool

A. List

B. Tuple

C. Stack

D. String

A. To display web pages

B. To protect against viruses

C. To store, retrieve, and manage data in a database

D. To create graphics

A. Graphic User Interface

B. General User Instruction

C. Graphical Unit Integration

D. Global User Interface

A. To prevent data corruption

B. To optimize data retrieval by providing fast access to specific records

C. To store large amounts of data

D. To encrypt data