Late binding
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Here are some various ways of causing a computer to perform an action. See if you can sort them into order, from earliest-bound to latest-bound.
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An invocation of a named function in a dynamically-loaded library (.dll or .so)
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An assembly code instruction specifying a jump to a specific address
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A message posted to an enterprise message bus, such as RabbitMQ or Kafka
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A remote procedure call, specifying the name of a function to call on another machine known by its IP address
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A method call in a compiled, statically-typed language such as C++, C#, or Java
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A method call in a dynamic language such as Python, Ruby, or JavaScript
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An invocation of a named system call
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A RESTful HTTP request to a service URL