A) To create instructions for computers to execute.
B) To design graphics for websites.
C) To create physical prototypes for products.
D) To fix bugs in software applications.

A) Hyperlink Text Management Language
B) HyperText Markup Language
C) Home Tooling Markup Language
D) High-Tech Multimedia Language

A) To display text on the screen.
B) To create animations in games.
C) To secure a network.
D) To store and manipulate data.

A) show()
B) output()
C) print()
D) display()

A) Computer Style System
B) Cascading Style Sheets
C) Code Syntax Selector
D) Creative Style Solutions

A) To store data persistently.
B) To repeat a set of instructions.
C) To connect to a database.
D) To create mathematical functions.

A) //
B) ##
C) **
D) --

A) Functions that can be reused in multiple programs.
B) Creating complex mathematical algorithms.
C) Objects that can contain data and code to manipulate that data.
D) Text-based user interfaces.

A) Stack
B) Linked List
C) Queue
D) Array

A) .js
B) .html
C) .py
D) .css

A) Git
B) Microsoft Excel
C) Photoshop
D) Notepad++

A) Integrated Development Environment
B) Intelligent Debugging Extension
C) Interactive Design Environment
D) Internet Development Engine

A) Iterates over a collection of elements.
B) Executes a block of code only if a specified condition is true.
C) Defines a new variable.
D) Performs mathematical calculations.

A) Compiling
B) Encoding
C) Debugging
D) Execution

A) PHP
B) Ruby
C) Java
D) R

A) Advanced Performance Instructions
B) Application Programming Interface
C) Automated Program Integration
D) Assisted Programming Interface

A) A way to import external libraries.
B) A function that belongs to a class and can be called on instances of that class.
C) A comment within the code.
D) A reserved keyword for declaring variables.

A) Python
B) Ruby
C) C++
D) Java

A) Float
B) String
C) Boolean
D) Integer

A) --
B) //
C) --.
D) #

A) PHP
B) Ruby
C) C#
D) Swift

A) C++
B) JavaScript
C) Java
D) Python