Let's say that you see the following code, which has been written in a new programming language (you can assume that this is just one part of the full program):
function f(x) {
return x * 2
}
What can you conclude about this function definition?

Question

Let's say that you see the following code, which has been written in a new programming language (you can assume that this is just one part of the full program): 
 function f(x) { 
    return x * 2 
 } 
 What can you conclude about this function definition?

Accepted Answer

None of the other answers is true.

Answer

If the language is interpreted, this would always run properly since types are determined at run-time anyway

Answer

This would not be valid syntax in any language since no types are defined

Answer

If the new language is compiled, then this can not possibly compile since no type information is available in the source code

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