Q: COBOL stands for _________
Solution: COBOL stands for Common Business Oriented Language. It is designed for business purpose. It is fast and relatively simple to learn.
Q: COBOL is a language that keeps evolving.
Solution: The statement is true. COBOL has billions of lines of existing code with more added each year. It thus keeps updating itself.
Q: Which of the following is not a part of the program division in COBOL?
Solution: COBOL has 4 basic parts in the division section: Identification, Environment, data and procedure. Each program is organized like a book.
Q: Which of the following is not a part of the Identification division?
Solution: The order of identification division is: Paragraphs Entries Clauses.
Q: D in COBOL stands for _________
Solution: It stands for debugging lines. Compiler fills in with the sequence numbers. There are certain coding rules that must be followed in COBOL.
Q: Comment in COBOL is denoted by ________
Solution: Comment is denoted by asterisk. (*) It denotes the comment line. Hyphen – denotes continuation.
Q: The data division is used to ________
Solution: The data division is used to declare and create variables and constant fields. There are 3 basic data types in COBOL.
Q: Which is not a data type in COBOL?
Solution: There is no data type called as float in COBOL. It has only 3 basic data types: numeric, alphabetic and alphanumeric. Variables are created in the data division.
Q: What does S denote in a picture clause?
Solution: It denotes a sign in a picture clause. Picture clause values usually use 9, X, V, S, A.
Q: ____________ denotes the format in which data is stored in memory.
Solution: Usage denotes the format in which data is stored in the memory. Normally the phrase usage is omitted in COBOL.
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