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CHAPTER 14TH
MISCELLANEOUS
100

These use combinations of numbers, words, symbols, and formatting to tell the computer what to do in a way that it understands

PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE

100

How computers talk and represent information

(0,1)

BINARY

100

Thought process for creating solutions that can be carried out by a computer

Computational Thinking

100

A letter or symbol used in place as a quantity we don’t know yet.

Variable

100

WHAT IS THE SYMBOL THAT ASSIGNS VALUES TO VARIABLES 

=

200

Who is considered to be one of the first programmers

Ada Lovelace

200

Translating a programming language into machine code

Compiling

200

Breaking a problem down into simple parts

Decomposition 

200

To give a variable a name within a program

Declare

200

The way people speak to each other

Natural language

300

Who designed the Analytical Engine

Charles Babbage

300

CREATE A BINARY PLACE VALUE TABLE

128, 64, 32, 16, 8, 4, 2, 1

300

Identifying what different problems have in common

Pattern Recognition 

300

The name of the variable 

Identifier

300

The diamond ♦️ is represented as what on the Flow Chart

Decision

400

Documents that can be displayed in web browsers

WEB PAGES

400

ONE MILLION BYTES

MEGABYTES


400

Separating details that matter from details that are not important

Abstraction

400

This variable can only have two possible values: True or False

Boolean Variable

400

The rectangle is represented as what on Flow Chart?

A process to be carried out 

500

Types of software designed to run on mobile devices like cell phones and tablets 

MOBILE APPLICATIONS

500

ONE TRILLION BYTES

TERRABYTES

500

Creating a solution with simple steps that anyone can follow

Algorithm Design

500

Variable that Stores an entire list of information

Array

500

This is used to make the part of the website that can be viewed on the screen

FRONT - END LANGUAGE

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