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One of the ways that CUDA differs from OpenCL is: Group of answer choices In CUDA, the C/C and GPU code are placed in the same file In OpenCL, the C/C and GPU code are placed in the same file CUDA GPU code looks like Python and OpenCL GPU code looks like C CUDA GPU code looks like C and OpenCL GPU code looks like Python

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In OpenCL, the C/C and GPU code are placed in the same file

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Cuda is a proprietary framework owned by NVIDIA, only used on NVIDIA GPU. Cuda is also generally more portable and faster than OpenCL. OpenCL is open source framework that can be used on any CPU or GPU. The C/C and GPU code in OpenCL is generally on same file.

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