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An object-oriented language is part of the: (1 point) imperative

An object-oriented language is part of the:(1 point) imperative paradigm. declarative paradigm. compiled group. interpreted
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An object-oriented language is part of the:(1 point) Responses imperative paradigm. declarative paradigm. compiled group.
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An object-oriented language is part of the:Responses imperative paradigm. declarative paradigm. compiled group. interpreted
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An object-oriented language is part of the:imperative paradigm. declarative paradigm. compiled group. interpreted group.
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An object-oriented language is part of the: (1 point) Responses imperative paradigm. imperative paradigm. declarative paradigm.
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An object-oriented language is part of the:(1 point) Responses imperative paradigm. imperative paradigm. declarative paradigm.
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An object-oriented language is part of the: (1 point) Responses imperative paradigm. imperative paradigm. declarative paradigm.
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the proper question would be whats the difference between OOP(object oriented programing) and imperative programing. oop is not
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HTML and SQL are:(1 point) Responses object-oriented languages. object-oriented languages. imperative languages. imperative
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TML and SQL are: (1 point) Responses object-oriented languages. object-oriented languages. imperative languages. imperative
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