Metadata
("_") This character is used to separate values in a file name.
What is an underscore?
This is the first or second command in python.
What is import random?
(=>)
What is a tab?
PDF, JPG, TIFF, & PNG
What are examples of image files?
Typically found at the start of a file name, this number is written as an 8 digit number to signify when the file was created.
What is the file date?
This command is used to draw images in python. It uses a sea reptile as a main pointer when drawing
What is import turtle?
Ex. ()
These characters are used to determine the parameters for the code commands such as strings or number sequences.
What are parenthesis?
TXT, DOC, XML
What are examples of text files?
Units that are used to measure the size of a rasterized/picture file.
What is a pixel?
This command is used to create loops in python.
(') Controls when coded text either becomes a command or a string of text.
What is a quotation mark?
HTML, CSS, PHP
What are examples of code files?
Information that is about the file. Typically created or added when the file is made, a user can add information such as a file creator and file extensions.
What is metadata?
Ex. days=['Monday','Tuesday','Wednesday']
A set list of words either as strings or coded text. This list is usually found at the beginning of a coded sequence.
What is a word bank?
(=)
Two of these characters are used for specific conditions in an if-then statement. One of these are used for word banks.
MP3, WAV, FLAC
What are examples of audio files?
Portions of metadata that are used to form character strings for the file name. Typically used for file organization.
What is a naming convention?
A sequence of code that activates when a specific word is used. This command can use loops and draw commands to form shapes.
What is the define function?
([]) These characters are used to create word banks for lists in python.
What are brackets in python?
AVI, WMV, MOV
What are examples of video files?