Answer these 200+ Computer Programming MCQs and see how sharp is your knowledge of Computer Programming.
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A. Mathematics
B. Painting
C. Music
D. Coding
E. Cooking
A. Run the program
B. Change the program
C. Change a value in a variable
D. Write a statement
A. How to drive defensively
B. Ignition, gear shifter, or e-break
C. How to change a tire
D. How to flirt
E. How to shave
A. Moving the gear shift
B. Driving defensively
C. Putting the key in the ignition
D. Turning the wheel
E. Driving on the right side of the road
A. Learning how to drive
B. Programming a robot
C. Working on a computer
D. Doing Mathematics
E. Entering data into a computer
A. Injury
B. Medical
C. Fire
D. Death
E. Ignition
A. Information technology terms
B. Coding terms
C. Programming lingo
D. Technical language
E. Software development terms
A. Algorithm
B. Method
C. Problem
D. Solution
A. A computer program that solves problems
B. A computer program that calculates results
C. A set of steps or instructions used to solve a problem
D. A mathematical formula used to solve a problem
E. A set of instructions that are followed
A. Data
B. Program
C. Logic
D. Algorithm
A. To convince someone of a point
B. Convince somebody of a point
C. Provide more information
D. To disprove something
E. Persuade someone to do something
A. Library
B. Pet store
C. Toystore
D. School
E. Museum
A. Shelves at a pet store
B. A group of grapes
C. Groups of leaves on a tree
D. A deck of cards
A. Arithmetic operators
B. String manipulation
C. Strings
D. Variables
E. Input and output
A. Algebra
B. Geometry
C. Games
D. Systematic comparison of numbers
E. Algebraic manipulation
A. They allow the programmer to omit the use of a comma operator
B. Gives the compiler a hint about how to optimize the code
C. Coders have to perform an operation that changes the value of a variable
D. Allows multiple values to be assigned to a single variable
E. They allow two different expressions to be combined into one
A. Fruit Ninja
B. Candy Crush
C. Pokémon Go
A. Non-interactive
B. Auditory
C. Interactive
D. Visual
E. Mixed
A. Mechanized machine, automaton, and artificial intelligence
B. Robotic arm, mobile robot, and robotic vacuum cleaner
C. Remote controlled robot, servo-controlled car, and agricultural robot
D. Active RFID-tagged robot, smart doll, and domestic robot
E. Autonomous robot, self-driving car, and delivery bot
A. Robotic car
B. Robot with artificial intelligence
C. Remotely operated robot
D. Autonomous robot
E. Remote-controlled robot
A. Robots that are used to deliver goods
B. Robots that navigate their environments using sensors
C. Vehicles that can travel autonomously
D. Delivery bots that are designed to transport items between locations
E. Self-driving cars that rely on sensors and software to control their actions
A. Information
B. A signal
C. Electricity
D. A number system
E. A digit in a number
A. Graphics
B. Text
C. Binary number
D. ASCII code
E. Hexadecimal number
A. Low-level
B. Intermediate-level
C. High-level
D. Intermediate
A. Python
B. Java
C. C++
D. JavaScript
A. IPhone, eBay, YouTube, and of course, iD in "iD Tech"
B. Star Wars, Pixar, and Coca Cola
C. Java, CentOS, and C++
D. Java, JavaScript, and XML
E. CSS, SQL, and DHTML
A. HTML
B. JavaScript
C. Lua
D. C++
A. Python
B. Java
C. C++
A. C++, Java, and Python
B. C#, VB.NET, and Java
C. JavaScript, Scratch, and Python
D. C++, Java, and Swift
E. COBOL and SQL
A. Coloring books
B. Macros
C. Telephone books
D. Coding languages
E. Windows
A. A computer program
B. A slide presentation
C. A diagram
D. A story
A. Lines of code
B. Statements
C. Instructions
D. Code
A. Manipulate numbers
B. Generate reports
C. Solve a problem
D. Process information
E. Communicate with other computers
A. Solve problems
B. Tell jokes
C. Fix mistakes
D. Make long problems for humans shorter and easier
E. Look up information
A. Disjunctive statements
B. Declarative statements
C. Conditional statements
D. Imperative statements
A. A list of expressions
B. The value of an expression
C. A function that takes two arguments
D. True or false
E. A list of items
A. Probability statements
B. Statements of fact
C. Statements of opinion
D. Conditional statements
E. Imperative statements
A. Else statements
B. Break
C. Continue
D. Switch statements
E. If statements
A. Do something else
B. Execute the code block
C. End the if statement
D. Display a message
A. Used to do something else
B. Don't do anything
C. Display a message
D. Brings up an error
E. Doesn't execute
A. While loops
B. For loops
C. Do loops
D. ForEach loops
A. Run a block of code repeatedly
B. Loop through a collection of items
C. Establish a condition before running the block of code
D. Run the block of code once, and then stop
A. Check for a certain condition and run the block of code if it's met
B. Run a block of code until a condition is met
C. Check for a condition before running the block of code
D. Allow the user to enter a new value for a conditional statement
E. Run a block of code a set number of times
A. Results
B. Data
C. Code
D. Result
A. A program written in a specific language
B. A programming term
C. A Mathematical equation
D. A block of code that can be referenced by name
E. A set of instructions that tell a computer what to do
A. A condition is true
B. A value is true
C. An expression is true
D. A condition is neither true nor false
E. A condition is false
A. Repeat Statement
B. If statement
C. If and Else statement
D. If/else statement
E. Switch statement
A. Integrated Development Environment
B. Program Development Environment
C. Application Development Environment
D. Interpreter
A. Integrated Development Environment
B. Console
C. Server
D. Computer
E. Office
A. Automates the process of programming
B. Speeds up development time
C. Makes coding simpler
D. Runs code for you