A set of rules for telling the computer what operations to perform is called a______________?
- A. procedural language
- B. structures
- C. natural language
- D. programming language
Explanation
A programming language is a formal set of rules and symbols used to specify operations for a computer. A procedural language is only one type of programming language, not the general term.
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