Which of the following types of programming languages uses tags rather than code?

The correct answer is A. Markup. Markup languages use tags - special symbols or keywords enclosed in angle brackets or similar delimiters - to annotate and structure content. HTML and XML are classic examples, using tags like <p> or <title> to define structure rather than writing procedural instructions. Assembl

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AMarkup
BAssembly
CQuery
DCompiled

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Markup languages use tags - special symbols or keywords enclosed in angle brackets or similar delimiters - to annotate and structure content. HTML and XML are classic examples, using tags like <p> or <title> to define structure rather than writing procedural instructions. Assembly uses low-level mnemonics, query languages (like SQL) use structured commands to retrieve data, and compiled languages use high-level source code that is translated to machine code.

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