Coding 101
Section of code that repeats continuously
What is a loop?
Convert 10102 to decimal
What is 1010?
A large plant, normally seen with bark and a trunk
What is a "tree"
Meaning to turn words into code, this word is used a lot in cryptography.
What is "Encrypt/Encode"
This computer language is for structuring a web page and its contents
What is HTML?
An example of a conditional statement
What is an "If" statement
The base numbers in decimal and binary
What are 10 and 2?
A yellow vegetable, normally associated with the word "cob"
What is "corn"
This Roman leader used the first successful cipher
Who is "Julius Caesar"
Known by many as CSS, this coding language gives a colorful new way to look at websites. (Full name of CSS)
What is "Cascading Style Sheets"
Data item that can take on one or more value(s)
What is a variable?
What is a "transistor"
Produce (books, newspapers, magazines, etc.), especially in large quantities, by a mechanical process involving the transfer of text, images, or designs to paper.
What is "print"
A virus in which the program locks all users from accessing that device. It is commonly used for monetary gain.
What is "Ransomware"
The part of a 3D printer that heats up to 200+ degrees and melts to plastic for the model.
What is an "Extruder"
Self-contained section of code that can be used independently of any other code.
What is a function?
254 is the decimal version of this binary number
What is 11111110
The place where an incident in real life or fiction occurs or occurred. Often also associated with movies
What is a 'scene'
This ancient civilization was the first people to use cryptography in order to make their writing more secretive.
Who are the "Egyptians"
In processing, this command is used to create circles, along with other oval shaped objects.
What is an "Ellipse"
What is wrong with the following Python code?
def exampleFunction():
x = 5
y = 10
print(x+y
def exampleFunction():
x = 5 # incorrect indentation
y = 10
print(x+y) # missing bracket
The value 15 in hexadecimal
What is F?
An official who watches a game or match closely to enforce the rules and arbitrate on matters arising from the play. They are normally seen in the sport baseball
What is an "Umpire"
Uncommonly referred to as a Distributed-Denial-Of-Service attack, this shortened way to say it is the common way.
What is a "DDOS Attack"
Referred to as the 3 ways of color, these 3 help create color in our processing program.
What are "greyscales, RGB values and hex codes"