【单选题】

C、is sometimes referred to as a ’high -level (66) language’. Some people think that’s an insult, but it’s actually a deliberate and significant aspect of the language. If you have (67) in assembly language, youll probably findC、very natural and comfortable (although if you continue to focus too heavily on machine - level details, youll probably end up with unnecessarily non- portable programs). If you havent programmed in assembly language, you may be frustrated byC、’s lack of certain higher - level features. In either case, you should understand whyC、was de- signed this way: so that seemingly - simple constructions expressed inC、would not expand to arbitrarily expensive ( in time or (68) ) machine language constructions when (69) . If you write aC、program simply and succinctly, it is likely to result in a succinct, efficient machine language executable. If you find that the (70) resulting from aC、program is not efficient, it’s probably because of something silly you did, not because of something the compiler did behind your back which you have no control over. In any case, there’s no point in complaining aboutC’s low - level flavor:C、is what it is.

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B、translated C、accumulatedD、gathered