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marusya05 [52]
3 years ago
5

Andrew is graduating from high school and is very interested in computers and programming. Based on the programming language mar

ket, which of the following would be good advice?
A. Identify the most intricate languages to provide the most experience.


B. Identify the most popular languages to determine highest job demand.


C. Identify the languages most compatible with other languages for added skills.

D. Identify the languages that follow the Turing completeness test to meet programming criteria.
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Anika [276]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

B. Identify the most popular languages to determine the highest job demand.

Explanation:

You are not here to gain just experience or identify the language that is most compatible with various other languages for various skills. And these programming languages are standards, and hence you are not required to check them for turning completeness tests to meet various programming criteria. The correct option for you will be to identify the most popular languages to determine the highest job demand. And hence, B. is the right option for this question.

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