What two languages could be called page-description languages?
A) PostScript and HPPCL
B) PDL and HPA
C) PS and CPL
D) LPT and HTTP

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Page-description languages (PDLs) are computer languages that describe the layout and appearance of a printed page. PostScript and HP Printer Command Language (HPPCL) are two commonly used PDLs. Therefore, Option A is the correct answer, because it lists the two languages that could be called page-description languages. Option B is incorrect because while HPA may be a valid abbreviation for HP PCL, it is not a commonly used term. Option C is incorrect because while PostScript (PS) is a page-description language, CPL is not a commonly used acronym for any PDL. Option D is incorrect because LPT and HTTP are not page-description languages, and LPT is not even a computer language.

What Two Languages Could Be Called Page-Description Languages