The Apple iPhone includes a settings menu where you can toggle various accessibility options on or off:

What is the minimum number of bits that can represent those 2 options?
2
True && False equals
False
Are Numbers and Strings the same thing?
appending an item does what?
Adds a new element to the end of the list
What is the difference between TCP and UDP?
UDP- Speed, no error checking, used for live streams
TCP- Accuracy, packets reordered on other side, error checking, used for more important documents
A bunch of computer scientists take over an island and start their own country. They want the license plates to use binary numbers. There's space for 7 digits on each license plate and the first plate starts at 0000000
How many unique license plates can their country support?
128
True || False equals
True
Can a variable hold two values at once?
Never
What is the difference between an element and an index?
Element is individual value in list
index is a method for referencing the element in a list using numbers
A gardener sets up a network for a garden using a variety of devices:
Which of the devices in the network are considered computing devices?
All of them
You're playing around with an old computer that only accepts binary numbers as input.
How would you enter the decimal number 73 into the old computer?
1001001
Mark cannot go outside if it is warmer than 100 degrees or if is less than 90 degrees.
It is 91 degrees outside.
Can he go outside?
Yes, because true || false evaluates to true
What is a local variable? How do you fix an local variable issue?
A temporary variable, that can ONLY be used in the part of the code it was created in.
How does a coder refer to a specific index in a list?
By using square brackets [ ] with number inside
ex. [1]
Lavanya is shopping for her first house. At an open house, a real estate agent calls the house a "smart home" and explains that all of the home appliances are also computing devices that are connected together in a computer network.
What is the benefit of networking the devices together?
The computing devices can share the same power
Felipe is a videographer that enjoys recording videos of local birds in his free time. Felipe is a big fan of remix culture, so he wants other film-makers to be able to use his recordings but only if they allow their films to be remixed by others.
What approach will allow other film-makers to reuse his videos only if they allow reuse of their own remix?
Should Felipe write "This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike license" under each recording?
Yes.
A software engineer for a movie theater is writing a program to calculate ticket prices based on customer ages.
The program needs to implement this pricing chart:
Ticket typePriceGeneral Admission$16Senior (Ages 65+)$12Child (Ages 2-12)$8Infants (Ages 0-1)Free
The code segment below uses nested conditionals to assign the pricevariable to the appropriate value, but its conditions are missing operators.
price ← 0
IF (age <?> 64)
{
price ← 12
} ELSE
{
IF (age <?> 12)
{
price ← 16
}
ELSE {
IF (age <?> 1)
{
price ← 8
}
}
}Which operator could replace <?> so that the code snippet works as expected?
>
Marlon is programming a simulation of a vegetable garden. Here's the start of his code:
temperature ← 65 moisture ← 30 acidity ← 3 DISPLAY (acidity) DISPLAY (temperature) DISPLAY (moisture)
After running that code, what will be displayed?
3 65 30
highScores ← [750, 737, 714, 672, 655, 634, 629, 618, 615, 610]
DISPLAY(highScores[5])
INSERT(highScores, 5, 668)
INSERT(highScores, 2, 747)
REMOVE(highScores, 12)
REMOVE(highScores, 11)
DISPLAY(highScores[5])
What does the program output to the display?
655 672
What is the difference between Redundancy and Fault Tolerant?
Redundancy- inclusion of extra components so that a system can work even if individual components fail
Fault Tolerant- Can continue to function even if individual components fail
Eino is composing a short film about climate change which he plans to display at a science museum and on his public YouTube channel.
He searches a video streaming website and finds a video clip with a time lapse of melting ice caps that would be perfect for the film.
Assuming US copyright laws, is Eino allowed to use the video clip for his film?
He can use the video clip if it is explicitly licensed for re-use, like with a Creative Commons license, and he follows the conditions of that license.
What is Pseudocode?
Pseudocode is a language that represents programming concepts generally, but doesn't actually run anywhere.
Operators in Pseudocode include: AND, OR, NOT
Elsie is looking through her classmate's program and sees a procedure called heightenEmotions:
PROCEDURE heightenEmotions(myEmotion)
{
moreEnergy ← CONCAT(myEmotion, "!!!")
moreVolume ← UPPER(moreEnergy)
RETURN moreVolume
}That procedure manipulates strings using two built-in procedures, CONCAT for concatenating two strings together, and UPPER for converting a string to uppercase.
Elsie then sees this line of code:
heightenEmotions("im mad")After that line of code runs, what will be displayed on the screen?
Nothing will be displayed. There was no display.
This list represents the top runners in a marathon, using their bib numbers as identifiers:
frontRunners ← [308, 147, 93, 125, 412, 219, 73, 34, 252, 78]
This code snippet updates the list:
tempRunner ← frontRunners[3] frontRunners[3] ← frontRunners[2] frontRunners[2] ← tempRunner
What does the frontRunners variable store after that code runs?
308, 93, 147, 125, 412, 219, 73, 34, 252, 78
What are the layers of the internet?
TCP/UDP
IP
Physical Network