Computing
Command
A. A device that stores information and follows instructions from a program
B. A single instruction of code
C. Instructions that tell a computer what to do
B. A single instruction of code
Loop
A. To give a computer or machine instructions
B. Multiple pieces of code running at the exact same time that lets us do multiple things at the same time
C. A set of instructions that is repeated
C. A set of instructions that is repeated
Bug
A. A mistake in code
B. Steps to complete a task
C. A set of instructions that is repeated
A. A mistake in code
Internet
A. A group of computers that are connected to each other all around the world
B. A device that stores information and follows instructions from a program
C. The order that commands are performed by a computer
A. A group of computers that are connected to each other all around the world
Code
A. An action that causes something to happen
B. The order that commands are performed by a computer
C. Instructions that tell a computer what to do
C. Instructions that tell a computer what to do
Sequence
A. Steps to complete a task
B. A set of instructions that is repeated
C. The order that commands are performed by a computer
C. The order that commands are performed by a computer
Program
A. To give a computer or machine instructions
B. Steps to complete a task
C. A mistake in code
A. To give a computer or machine instructions
Robot
A. A machine that can be used to do jobs by themselves
B. A machine that can be used to do jobs that is controlled by a human being
C. Both (a) and (b) are correct
C. Both (a) and (b) are correct
Circuit
A. An object or type of material that allow the flow of electricity in one or more directions
B. A complete path around which electricity can flow
C. Materials that do not let electricity flow through them
B. A complete path around which electricity can flow
Decomposition
A. The study of robots and how they function
B. Breaking down a problem into smaller parts
C. A squirrel monkey
B. Breaking down a problem into smaller parts
Event
A. Multiple pieces of code running at the exact same time that lets us do multiple things at the same time
B. An action that causes something to happen
C. A device that stores information and follows instructions from a program
B. An action that causes something to happen
Insulator
A. Material that does not let electricity flow through it
B. A complete path around which electricity can flow
C. An object or type of material that allows the flow of electricity in one or more directions
A. Material that does not let electricity flow through it
Computer
A. A device that stores information and follows instructions from a program
B. A group of computers that are connected to each other around the world
C. A program that responds more quickly and takes less energy and power
A. A device that stores information and follows instructions from a program
Algorithm
A. To give a computer or machine instructions
B. Steps to complete a task
C. The order that commands are performed by a computer
B. Steps to complete a task
Debugging
A. To give a computer or machine instructions
B. The order that commands are performed by a computer
C. Finding and fixing mistakes in code
C. Finding and fixing mistakes in code
Conductor
A. A complete path around electricity can flow
B. Materials that do not let electricity flow through them
C. An object or type of material that allows the flow of electricity in one or more directions
C. An object or type of material that allows the flow of electricity in one or more directions
Robotics
A. The study of robots and how they function
B. A computer that looks like a human being
C. A Transformer
A. The study of robots and how they function
Efficient Program
A. A program that responds more quickly and takes less memory and power
B. A device that stores information and follows instructions from a program
C. A group of computers that are connected to each other all around the world
A. A program that responds more quickly and takes less memory and power
Persevere
A. Steps to complete a task
B. Instructions that tell a computer what to do
C. Trying again and again even when something is hard to do
C. Trying again and again even when something is hard to do
Parallelism
A. A mistake in code
B. An action that causes something to happen
C. Multiple pieces of code running at the exact same time that lets us do multiple things at the same time
C. Multiple pieces of code running at the exact same time that lets us do multiple things at the same time