All programming languages must: (1 point) Responses be compatible with HTML. be compatible with HTML. have a pseudocode base. have a pseudocode base. be translated into binary. be translated into binary. be compatible with C++.

Answer 1

The most accurate response to the statement "All programming languages must:" is that they "be translated into binary."

While many programming languages can produce HTML or have similarities to C++ in terms of syntax and structure, and while pseudocode is a useful tool for understanding algorithms, it is not a requirement for all programming languages. However, ultimately all programming languages need to be translated into binary code (machine code) that a computer can execute.