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1. True/ False The imperative programming paradigm systematically decompose function functions, stop into more primitive m statements. 2. True False Imperative Programming are Turing complete, generally have in addition to a mechanism for an assignment statement, they a have control structures languages that statements, and a for looping for and conditional execution of 3. True False Data Abstract extends the concept of abstraction to include data. It extends the imperative notion of type by providing procedural encapsulation of data/functions and a separation of interface from implementation. re Functional programming language is state-free and has no assignment statements but is still Turning complete. 4. True False A 5. True False In the Imperative and o oriented Programming p have higher status than variables but in a Functional programming, paradigm functions have a lower status than variables not be directly passed to and return function) 6. True False Imperative programming paradigms lends themselves readily toprocedural decomposition 7. True False Generally, a language is object-oriented if it supports encapsulation with information hiding, polymorphism (virtual methods), and inheritance. 8. True False In object oriented languages, Polymorphism often refers to the late binding of one of several different implementations of amethod to the method call at runtime. The decision about which method to invoke is made at runtime and not at compile time 9. True False Prolog can be said to work backwards starting from the query separate entities. 10 True False Encapsulation is a mechanism which allows constants, types, variables, methods, each to be its own logically related 11. True/False Conjunction is denoted by a comma in Prolog 12. True/False Prolog is nondeterministic and if asked will give you all possible answers 13. True False Prolog is used to prove theorems intelligence 14. True False scheme is good at symbolic data processing, mathematical logic, game play and other fields of artificial 15. True False object oriented Programming favors functional decomposition over data decomposition