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Languages that follow specific rules so the computer can convert them are called:

aNatural languages
bProgramming languages
cSpoken languages
dSign languages

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Programming languages are artificial languages with fixed rules (syntax) that allow human-written instructions to be translated into machine code. Because they follow strict rules, a translator can reliably convert them for the computer.

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C-15-Q072Examples of programming languages include:
C-15-Q073Bengali, English, French, Latin, and Spanish are examples of:
C-15-Q074To give instructions to a computer, we must write them:
C-15-Q075Which CANNOT be directly understood by a computer without translation?
C-15-Q076Once you learn one programming language, learning others becomes:
C-15-Q077The basic structures of all programming languages are:
C-15-Q078In C, every statement must end with a:
C-15-Q079In Python, ending a statement with a semicolon is:
C-15-Q080Machine code is essentially a:
C-15-Q081Translating between programming language and machine code is done by a:

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