Question: Select the text sections that differentiate procedural languages from declarative languages. Procedural programs specify instructions that a processor must execute to perform computations.

programs sometimes consist of functions and procedures.

Functions perform specific tasks and return values to the main procedure.

Procedures do not return values.

Programs written using declarative languages consist of inputs and desired outputs without any instructions.

Declarative languages are also known as non-procedural languages.

Structured Query Language (SQL) is an example of a declarative language.

The options are the first, third, fifth, and seventh sentence