Epic Skills Assessment Fictional Programming Language Logic 2

Question 1

In FictoScript, the statement `bind x := 42` followed by `bind x := 99` results in which outcome?

Accepted Answer

A compile error because bind is immutable once assigned

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x holds 99 because the second bind overwrites the first

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x holds 42 because the first bind takes precedence

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Both values are stored and x returns a list [42, 99]

Question 2

Which FictoScript operator returns the remainder after division?

Accepted Answer

mod

Answer

//

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%%

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rem

Question 3

A FictoScript `when` block that lacks an `else` clause and whose condition is false will:

Accepted Answer

Do nothing and continue execution after the block

Answer

Throw a runtime exception

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Execute the first branch anyway

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Terminate the program

Question 4

In FictoScript, the `spawn` keyword is used to:

Accepted Answer

Launch a concurrent execution thread

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Declare a new variable in the current scope

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Create a new function definition

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Import an external module

Question 5

What does the FictoScript expression `[1, 2, 3] ++ [4, 5]` evaluate to?

Accepted Answer

[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

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[[1, 2, 3], [4, 5]]

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8 (sum of all elements)

Answer

A type error

Question 6

In FictoScript, a `maybe` type is designed to handle:

Accepted Answer

Values that may or may not be present (nullable values)

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Random or probabilistic values

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Asynchronous future values

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Values that alternate between two states

Question 7

Which FictoScript construct allows a function to call itself?

Accepted Answer

recur

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loop self

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self-invoke()

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repeat fn