A programming language's expressiveness ____.
A) refers to how easy it is to express complex processes
B) refers to the efficiency of the code
C) refers to how well its features are integrated
D) refers to its level of generality

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Expressiveness in a programming language refers to how well it can express complex processes, ideas or algorithms in an understandable and readable manner. It is not related to the efficiency, integration or generality of the language.

A Programming Language's Expressiveness ____