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A high-level programming language that focuses on the code that will be executed is known as:
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an imperative language.
an imperative language.
a declarative language.
a declarative language.
an informational language.
an informational language.
a retrieval language.
a retrieval language.
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an imperative language.
Explanation: Imperative languages specify the exact sequence of statements and operations to execute (how to do it), whereas declarative languages specify what the desired result is (what to do).
Explanation: Imperative languages specify the exact sequence of statements and operations to execute (how to do it), whereas declarative languages specify what the desired result is (what to do).
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