Which statement best describes the EXTENDED Language setting?

• A. Expanded JOB HEADER to reserve Local Variables.
• B. All programming choices become available in Extended Language, including Expanded JOB HEADER, Array addressing, and Fully expanded Inform List.
• C. Expanded Language restricts access to the Inform List.
• D. It only affects I/O settings.

Answer: (B)

Extending the language opens up more programming capabilities on the controller. When Extended Language is enabled, you gain access to features like Expanded JOB HEADER to declare and reserve Local Variables more flexibly, array addressing to work with indexed data, and a Fully expanded Inform List for richer information handling within programs. Because these capabilities are all part of Extended Language, the statement that all programming choices become available—including those features—best describes what Extended Language provides. The other options imply limits or narrow effects (such as only one feature being available, restricting the Inform List, or only affecting I/O), which doesn’t align with how Extended Language expands the programming surface.