In addition to classifying programming languages as high or low level, they are also classified by orientation as either ____ or object-oriented.
A) linked
B) procedural
C) interpreted
D) compiled

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Programming languages can be classified as either procedural or object-oriented based on their approach to solving problems. Procedural languages follow a step-by-step approach to solving problems, while object-oriented languages use objects and classes to represent and manipulate data. This type of classification is separate from the high-level vs low-level classification. Linked, interpreted, and compiled are not applicable classification categories for programming languages based on orientation. Programming languages are classified by orientation as either procedural or object-oriented. "Linked" and "interpreted" do not relate to the classification of programming languages. While "compiled" is a technical aspect of programming languages, it does not specifically relate to the orientation of the language.

In Addition to Classifying Programming Languages as High or Low