1. Why would a programmer choose to use (you can refer to official JavaScript and Golang docs for your answer): (a) Strongly typed language like Golang, compared to any other weakly typed language? What programs are better to write using strongly typed languages? (b) Weakly typed language like JavaScript, compared to any strongly typed language? What programs are better to write using weakly typed languages?

1. Discuss and explain the difference between procedural and object oriented programming languages? 2. Explain the difference between a run-time error, or defect, and a logic error, in a program?

Are there benefits and drawbacks to strong and weak typing in a computer language?

What is the importance of studying programming languages concepts?

The question is how a programmer who knows a variety of languages might profit from learning more.

In what ways do coding standards matter? In this analysis, we will look at the Java programming language's coding standards.

Could I get this code explained to me in java. I have the general grasp but would love to have it explained in a language im more famaliar with.

Does strong typing and weak typing in a computer language both have their own set of benefits and drawbacks?

What does "highly typed" entail in terms of a language? What do you mean, statically typed? What stops the letter C, for example, from being firmly typed?

Why are pass-by-value and pass-by-reference constructs required in modern programming languages? Why can't we just choose one of the two possibilities? Please describe the benefits of having both in your answer, as well as the reasons why it would be foolish to have just one or the other.