Question

all programming languages must:
(1 point)
be compatible with html.
have a pseudocode base.
be translated into binary.
be compatible with c++.

Explanation:

• Option "be compatible with HTML": HTML is a markup language, and many programming languages (e.g., Python for data analysis) don't need to be compatible with HTML, so this is incorrect.
• Option "have a pseudocode base": Pseudocode is a high - level description of an algorithm, not a requirement for programming languages to be based on it. For example, assembly languages don't have a pseudocode base.
• Option "be translated into binary": Computers only understand binary (0s and 1s). So regardless of the programming language (high - level like Java or low - level like assembly), it must be translated into binary for the computer to execute the instructions.
• Option "be compatible with C++": There are many programming languages (e.g., Prolog for logic programming) that are not compatible with C++ and don't need to be, so this is incorrect.

Answer:

C. be translated into binary