Answer Q 4&5

ny a language with a pure interpreter? LEM SET 1. Do you believe our capacity for abstract thought is influenced by our language skills: Support your opinion. 2. What are some features of specific programming languages you know whose rationales are a mystery to you? 3. What arguments can you make for the idea of a single language for all programming domains 4. What arguments can you make against the idea of a single language for call programming domains? 3. Name and explain another criterion by which languages can be judged (in addition to those discussed in this chapter). 6. What common programming language statement, in your opinion, is most detrimental to readability? 7. Java uses a right brace to mark the end of all compound statements. What are the arguments for and against this design? 8. Many languages distinguish between uppercase and lowercase letters in user-defined names. What are the pros and cons of this design decision? 9. Explain the different aspects of the cost of a programming language. 10. What are the arguments for writing efficient programs even though hardware is relatively inexpensive? 11. Describe some design trade-offs between efficiency and safety in some language you know 12. What major features would a perfect programming language include, in your opinion 13. Was the first high-level programming language you learned implemented with a pure interpreter, a hybrid implementation system, or a compiler (You would not necessarily know this without research.) lije