C. Scripting language
Explanation:
Scripting languages (e.g., Python, Bash, JavaScript) are interpreted rather than compiled, making them faster for writing ad hoc programs and automating tasks. They require minimal setup, do not need compilation, and can be executed directly, making them the fastest way to write a program for quick tasks.
Why not the other options?
A. Compiled programming language – Requires compilation before execution, making development slower for quick tasks.
B. Assembly language – Low-level and complex, requiring detailed hardware instructions, making it very slow for writing programs quickly.
D. Pseudocode – Not an actual programming language; it is used for planning and designing algorithms, not execution.
For quick ad hoc tasks, scripting languages provide the best balance of ease, speed, and flexibility.
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