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Candidates should be able to identify features and syntax of a programming language, including Keywords, Variable types, Constants/literals (numeric, string/alphanumeric), and basic characteristics of the language. They should also understand basic statements of a high-level programming language (Input, Output, Processing, Comments, Subunits - Functions, Procedure, Methods, Subroutines, and Statements - Iteration/Loop, Conditional, Assignment, Dimension), arithmetic and string operators and expressions, built-in functions, primitive data (Integer, float, Boolean, character), non-primitive data types (Arrays, classes, string), and complex data structures (Trees, graphs, linked lists, objects).
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