Recognizing Programming Languages

Question 1

YAML file

Answer 1

• Begins with a series of three dashes (—) and ends with a series of three periods (…)
• Holds key/value pairs but no quotation marks
• Contains Lists and Dictionaries

— # Favorite movies List using block format
Movies:
- Casablanca
- North by Northwest
- The Man Who Wasn’t There
…

— # Favorite movies List in in-line format
[Casablanca, North by Northwest, The Man Who Wasn’t There]
…

# Example of a YAML Dictionary
—
Employee1:
Name: John Doe
Title: Developer
Nickname: Mr Debug

Employee1:
Name: John Doe
Title: Developer
Nickname: Mr Debug
Skills:
- Python
- YAML
- JSON
…

Question 2

XML file

Answer 2

• Begins with a tag, ends with same tag preceded by a /
• Starts with < users > so must end with < /users >

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/desktop/ms762271(v=vs.85)

Question 3

JSON file

Answer 3

• Look for JSON objects
• JSON objects start with a curly bracket { and ends with a curly bracket }
• Consists of key:value pairs, key in quotes followed by colon, followed by value in quotes
• “user”: “George”
• “friend”: “Matt”

https://www.javatpoint.com/json-example

Question 4

YANG output

Answer 4

Look for keywords ‘Container’ and ‘Leaf’

Question 5

NETCONF file

Answer 5

• Look for key phrase < rpc-reply message-id =” at the beginning
• Look for key phrase < /rpc-reply > at the end
• XML format

Question 6

RESTCONF

Answer 6

• Can use either XML or JSON
• Has the word RESTCONF in the output
• Can perform the following:
  
  • GET
  • POST
  • PUT
  • DELETE
  • OPTIONS

Question 7

Python script

Answer 7

• JSON format
• Strings start with 3 quotes “”” and end with 3 quotes “””
• The word “import” indicates bringing in a dictionary or module