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  1. Найдите соответствия между терминами и утверждениями.

  1. OOP

  2. Encapsulation

  3. Object

  4. Menu

  5. Square

  6. Polymorphism

  7. Library

  1. An OOP property that allows data and program instructions to be bundled into an object

  2. A list of choices

  3. An OOP property that enables different objects to deal with the same instruction in different ways

  4. A reusable collection of object

  5. A module containing data and program instructions

  6. Object-Oriented Programming

  7. A rectangle with equal sides

  1. Заполните пропуски терминами из текста.

Encapsulation _________ and polymorphism are key features of _____ programming. Encapsulation allows data and program instructions to be bundled together in ________ called objects, inheritance means that specific ______ of a class of objects _______ the properties of the class of objects. Polymorphism means that instructions are treated differently by different ________ . The combination of these ________ features of OOP means that program code is reusable. The speeds up _______ and _______of programs.

  1. Прочитайте информацию о языках программирования и обсудите, какой язык необходимо использовать для каждой из этих ситуаций:

Java

Developed by Sun Microsystems in the mid-1990s, Java is widely used for developing interactive applications for the Internet.

Ada

Named after Countess Аdа Lovelace (оnе of the first programmers); it is а superset of Pascal. Аdа is а structured language developed and used by the US Department of Defense.

Logo

Logo is an easy-to-use language that is primarily used to teach children how to program.

LISP

Stands for LISt Processor; L1SP is designed to process non­numeric data - that is, symbols such as characters оr words. It is used to develop applications in the field of artificial intelligence.

FORTRAN

Stands for FORmu1a TRANslator, FORTRAN was designed by scientists in 1954 and is oriented toward manipulating formulas for scientific, mathematical, and engineering problem-solving applications

HTML

Stands for HyperText Markup Language; HTML is а page­description language used to prераrе а text for display in а browser program.

Perl

Its nаmе comes from Practical Report and Extraction Language. It first appeared in 1987 as а Unix-based tool for producing reports but is now widely used for creating interactive webpages.

Prolog

Stands for PROgramming LOGic; Prolog is used to develop applications in the field of artificial intelligence. It is а popular tool for natural-language programming.

XML

Stands for extensible Markup Language; XML is а metalanguage for creating webpages with meaningful data that cаn bе used by а variety of programs.

С++

С++ is an object-oriented superset of С which combines the best features of а structured high-level language and an assembly language - that is, it’s relatively easy to соdе and uses computer resources efficiently. С was originally designed to write systems software but is now considered а general purpose language.

Visual Basic

BAS1C stands for Beginners' All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Соdе; Visual Basic is а simple-to-use language that has а graphical interface. It makes it particularly easy for an inexperienced programmer to create database programs.

Pascal

Pascal, nаmеd after the mathematician Blaise Pascal, was created primarily to fill the need for а teaching vehicle that would encourage structured programming. It is often used in college computing courses.

COBOL

Stands for СОmmоn Business-Oriented language; it has been around for а long number of years but is still an important transaction-processing language used to process the records of large organizations on mainframe computers.

1. А schoolteacher wants his young pupils to learn some basic mathematics by controlling а simple robot.

2. The owner of а small business wants to create а simple database program to kееp track of his stock.

3. An engineer wants to develop а program for calculating the stresses in а mechanical device.

4. А student wants to create webpages for а personal website.

5. А systems programmer wants to add some new modules to an operating system.

6. А programmer working for the US army wants to create а program for controlling а new type of weapon.

7. А finance company needs to process data from its branch offices on its mainframe computer.

8. А website designer wants to enable the data on his website to be easily processed by а number of different programs.

9. А student studying artificial intelligence wants to write some programs for а course project.

10. А college lecturer wants his students to learn the principles of programming.

11. А professional programmer wants to create and sell а program for use in language learning.

12. А website designer wants to password-protect а section of а website.