Q1. Which of the following is not a procedural language?
Explanation
A procedural language organises a program as a sequence of procedures or steps. FORTRAN, COBOL and Pascal are standard examples of procedural programming languages: they use statements, control flow and subroutines to describe how a task is to be done. PROLOG is different. It is mainly a logic programming language in which facts and rules are stated, and the system derives answers through inference. That is why PROLOG is the one that does not belong with the procedural languages in this list.
