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Match the following programming languages to the type of application that is typically created with

Match the following programming languages to the type of application that is typically created with it:
I.   Java
II.   Visual C#
III.   HTML
IV.   Python
V.   Eclipse

A.   software applications for networks and iPhone apps
B.   interactive Web sites and mobile apps
C.   apps for the Android platform
D.   Web page applets and smartphone apps
E.   software systems for scientific or business purposes

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This answers it pretty well, thanks.

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Thanks for the feedback, tapey1996

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