Basic Programing - SS2 ICT Past Questions and Answers - page 2
Which of the following is NOT a primary purpose of built-in functions?
Code maintainability
Code readability
Code abstraction
Code duplication
Built-in functions are designed to adhere to which of the following?
Custom coding styles
Language standards and conventions
External dependencies
Increased complexity
How do built-in functions contribute to code reusability?
They require custom functions for each program
They increase code duplication
They can be reused across different parts of a program or in multiple programs.
They add complexity to code
Explain how built-in functions in programming languages promote code efficiency. Provide an example.
How do built-in functions in programming languages contribute to code standardization and consistency within a project or organization? Provide examples.
Discuss the importance of code portability in software development and explain how built-in functions facilitate it.
Provide examples of how built-in functions can improve code scalability and handle various input sizes efficiently.
Explain how using built-in functions can lead to increased developer productivity in software development projects