Multiple choice technology programming languages

A programming language is said to be "Turing complete" if it can be used to implement any conceivable algorithm. Which is NOT a Turing-complete language in its standard form?

  1. PostScript

  2. BASIC

  3. C#

  4. SQL

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D Correct answer
Explanation

SQL (Structured Query Language) in its standard form is not Turing-complete - it's a query language designed for data manipulation and retrieval. While modern SQL dialects have added procedural extensions, core SQL lacks the control structures and recursion needed for Turing completeness.