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.

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The correct response is: an imperative language.

Imperative languages focus on how to execute tasks using statements that change a program's state, while declarative languages emphasize what the program should accomplish without specifying how.