reprehensible
encapsulated
overloaded
extensible
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The correct answer is D. extensible.
A language is said to be extensible if it allows users to create new data types. This is done by providing a way to define new data types and then use them in the language. Extensible languages are often used in programming, as they allow developers to create new types of data that are specific to their application.
The other options are incorrect.
- A reprehensible language is one that is morally wrong or unacceptable.
- An encapsulated language is one that hides the internal details of its data and methods from the user.
- An overloaded language is one that has multiple meanings for the same word or symbol.
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