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6. Which of the following is a feature of declarative programming?
- state what to achieve without giving detailed steps
- assembly language
- close to design of computer
- step by step instructions to solve the problem
- Breaking a maths problem down to the smallest possible units then writing a set of functions for those units
7. Which of the following is NOT a feature of low level language
- uses facts and rules
- uses lables
- machine-oriented language
- used for tasks connected with running the computer
- 1-1 correspondence between low-level language and machine code
8. Object-oriented programming must contain objects that have methods and data, with the data only being accessible via the methods