Statement I: A recursive function must contain a base condition to terminate. Statement II: Without a base condition, recursion will result in infinite loops leading to a Stack Overflow error. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

A) Both Statement I and Statement II are correct

C) Only Statement II is correct

D) Neither Statement I nor Statement II is correct

In C programming, variable `ptr` stores the memory address of integer variable `var = 42`. The expression `*ptr` is evaluated. What does the operator `*` represent in this context?

C) Dereference (Value-at-address) operator

B) Bitwise multiplication operator

C) Dereference (Value-at-address) operator

C) Condition B is skipped entirely because the overall expression is already guaranteed to be true.

A) Condition B is evaluated twice for validation.

B) Condition B is evaluated first before condition A.

C) Condition B is skipped entirely because the overall expression is already guaranteed to be true.

D) Condition B causes a compilation error if omitted.

B) Dynamic Binding / Method Overriding

C) Software Development Kit (SDK)

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A software developer is translating source code into machine-executable instructions. Program A uses a compiler, while Program B uses an interpreter.

Which of the following statements correctly distinguishes a compiler from an interpreter?

An interpreter converts the entire source code into machine code at once before execution.

A compiler translates the entire high-level program into machine code in one go, producing an executable file.

An interpreter executes code faster than a compiled program because it bypasses parsing.

A compiler reads and executes line-by-line without creating an object file.

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