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13 Cards in this Set
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Logic
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The language PROLOG is based on this programming paradigm. The 3rd programming paradigm, the models is of a set of facts about objects and a set of rules about the relationship among the objects, and is based on the principles of symbolic logic
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Interpreter
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A program that inputs a program in a high-level language and directs the computer to perform the actions specified in each statement. Translates then immediately executes the program to high level language
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Paradigm
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A set of assumptions, concepts, values, and practices that constitute a way of viewing reality for the community that shares them, especially in an intellectual discipline. Something that serves as a pattern or model
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Bytecode
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Standard intermediate machine language that Java source code is compiled into
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JVM
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Software interpreter that executes a Java Bytecode program
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Virtual
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Java Machine
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Functional
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Programming paradigm that is based on the concept of math functions
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Compiler
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Program that translates a high-level language into machine code
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One
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Number of Assembly Language instructions translated into Machine Language instructions
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Assembler
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Program that translates assembly language into Machine Code
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Java
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Programming language based on the object oriented paradigm
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Procedural or Imperative
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Allows programmer to write algorithm as hierarchy of tasks
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object-oriented paradigm
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The 4th paradigm in which we view it as an imperative language with some object-oriented language with some imperative features
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