Solution

The correct answer is A, B, D, C, E

Key Points

To arrange the steps of a proper runtime environment in the correct order, let's understand the logical sequence:

• Programming statement (A): Writing the code that includes the instructions and logic for the application.
• Compilation (B): Compiling the written code into an executable form, while also checking for syntax and semantic errors.
• Type of variable (D): During or before compilation, the types of variables are determined (declaring the variable types which is usually part of programming and compilation).
• Memory allocation (C): At runtime, memory is allocated for the variables and data structures.
• Memory deallocation (E): After the program completes execution, memory is deallocated to free up resources.

So, the correct order is: A, B, D, C, E