Which statement does NOT describe fifth-generation languages?
A) They are the most "natural" of languages.
B) They use a set of short, English-based commands (such as SUB) that speak directly to the CPU.
C) Problems are presented as a series of facts or constraints rather than as a specific algorithm.
D) The system of facts can be queried.

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Fifth-generation languages do not use short, English-based commands that speak directly to the CPU. This description is more applicable to assembly language or low-level programming languages. Fifth-generation languages use a more natural language syntax and rely on intelligent systems to translate the commands into machine code.

Which Statement Does NOT Describe Fifth-Generation Languages