Many high level languages, particularly in the early period, were designed for a specific application domain. In the list below, match the application domain to the language that most closely maps to that area.

We talked about readability being affected by the number of keywords used in the language. Of the languages we discussed, which had the largest number of keywords?

Java is built on top of the Java Virtual Machine. However, other new languages can be designed on top of the JVM as well. Examples of such language would include...

The instructions in an application will ultimately be represented in a binary format such as:

0001 0101 1101 1111

At some point, a computing system must determine that such a sequence of bits corresponds to a particular operation that the computer will then carry out. For example, this binary string might represent instruction for a multiplication operation.

Which component of a computing system is responsible for actually determining that this is a multiplication operation?

Let's say that we have a language that offers 8 different syntax variations that can be used to carry out the logic of a for loop. When evaluating such a language we might say that this language does not minimize which of the following assessment criteria?

We talked about the Von Nuemann model. In terms of the design, which of the following languages are influenced by this hardware model?

If we are converting source code in a language like C++ into machine code, at some point we must determine if the types used in certain operations are legal. For example, for a statement like "c = a + b;" we need to know that a and b are both variables that represent types that can be added together. This type of verification gets done within which phase of the translation process?

bytecode is typically associated with which type of language implementation?

Slow translation and fast execution is a general property of which type of language implementation?

Through the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, programmers started to write much larger and much more sophisticated applications. Given this trend, which of the following the design of programming languages?