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What is the difference between Groovy and Java?
Groovy is a statically-typed language, while Java is a dynamically-typed language
Groovy is a dynamically-typed language, while Java is a statically-typed language
Groovy is a functional language, while Java is an object-oriented language
Groovy is an object-oriented language, while Java is a functional language
Groovy is a dynamically-typed language, while Java is a statically-typed language
What is the purpose of the "GString" in Groovy?
To define a string literal
To define a numeric literal
To define a string variable that can contain expressions
To define a numeric variable that can contain expressions
To define a string variable that can contain expressions
What is the purpose of the "GroovyShell" class in Groovy?
To evaluate a single line of Groovy code
To execute a Groovy script from a file
To interact with the Groovy environment from the command line
To compile a Groovy script into a Java class
To evaluate a single line of Groovy code
What is the purpose of the "GroovyClassLoader" class in Groovy?
To load a Java class into the Groovy environment
To load a Groovy class into the Java environment
To dynamically generate a Groovy class at runtime
To compile a Groovy script into a Java class
To compile a Groovy script into a Java class
What is the purpose of the "GroovyObject" interface in Groovy?
To provide a common interface for all Groovy objects
To provide a common interface for all Java objects
To provide a common interface for all script objects
To provide a common interface for all dynamic objects
To provide a common interface for all Groovy objects
What is the purpose of the "@Grab" annotation in Groovy?
To import a library into a Groovy script
To import a package into a Groovy script
To import a module into a Groovy script
To import a function into a Groovy script
To import a library into a Groovy script
What is the purpose of the "classpath" in Groovy?
To specify the location of Java classes
To specify the location of Groovy classes
To specify the location of script files
To specify the location of resources
To specify the location of Groovy classes
What is the purpose of the "trait" in Groovy?
To define a reusable component of behavior for classes
To define a reusable component of data for classes
To define a reusable component of logic for classes
To define a reusable component of structure for classes
To define a reusable component of behavior for classes
What is the purpose of the "enum" in Groovy?
To define a set of named constants
To define a set of named variables
To define a set of named functions
To define a set of named objects
To define a set of named constants
What is the purpose of the "meta-programming" in Groovy?
To manipulate the structure of a class at runtime
To manipulate the behavior of a class at runtime
To manipulate the code of a class at runtime
To manipulate the data of a class at runtime
To manipulate the behavior of a class at runtime
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