Do You Know Your Programming Languages?

8 Questions | By Proprofs | Last updated: Oct 9, 2018 | Total Attempts: 2125

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How well do you think you know your coding languages? Find out in this quiz about programming, coding, and scripting languages!

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1.

I’m not really a coding language but actually a query language used to access and manipulate databases.
- A.
  
  Java
- B.
  
  Python
- C.
  
  SQL
- D.
  
  C++
- E.
  
  HTML
2.

I’m not really used much these days except by new coders learning introductory programming skills.
- A.
  
  ASP.NET
- B.
  
  CGI
- C.
  
  Teal
- D.
  
  Basic
- E.
  
  Visual Basic
3.

I’m a proprietary Microsoft version of a well-established and respected language. I am generally considered friends with the .NET line of languages and products.
- A.
  
  C++
- B.
  
  ActiveScript
- C.
  
  JavaScript
- D.
  
  C#
- E.
  
  FoxPro
4.

I’m a cross-platform, object-oriented language that is perhaps best adapted to web applications. I am good friends with Sun Microsystems.
- A.
  
  Basic
- B.
  
  ASP
- C.
  
  Perl
- D.
  
  PHP
- E.
  
  Java
5.

I’m possibly the most popular current web scripting language. I am easy-to-learn, accessible, cross-platform, and adapted towards web functions. I love recursion!
- A.
  
  Cold Fusion
- B.
  
  XML
- C.
  
  PHP
- D.
  
  CGI
- E.
  
  ActiveScript
6.

I may be good for small functions on web pages but not much else beyond that.
- A.
  
  JavaScript
- B.
  
  FORTRAN
- C.
  
  Basic
- D.
  
  Python
- E.
  
  Java
7.

I’m not really around these days but I was once the flagship web-coding product of MacroMedia.
- A.
  
  Teal
- B.
  
  XML
- C.
  
  ActiveScript
- D.
  
  Cold Fusion
- E.
  
  Visual Studio
8.

I’m best known as the Microsoft counterpart of PHP and Perl.
- A.
  
  ASP
- B.
  
  FoxPro
- C.
  
  SQL
- D.
  
  Visual Basic.NET
- E.
  
  Visual Basic

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