What's That Language?
A human-readable, low-level computer language that is a symbolic representation of binary machine language.
What is Assembly Language?
Can store a single text character that uses 1 byte of storage.
What is char?
Allow programmers to give the computer precise, line-by-line instructions about what it should do.
What is a Programming Language?
Created in 1995 it is a high-level language that was made to extend the interactivity of websites.
What is Javascript?
This is the number of questions on the ITF exam.
What is 75?
A computer programming language, such as C and C++, that uses a software tool called a compiler to translate the code into binary machine language.
What is a Compiled Language?
Used for whole numbers. These include both positive and negative numbers, as well as zero.
What is an Integer?
An attribute attached to a value that tells the compiler or interpreter how the data should be used.
What is a data type?
Created in 1995 by Rasmus Lerdorf, this is an open-source, general purpose language for creating dynamic web pages mainly on the server side
What is PHP (Personal Home Page)?
This is the amount of time provided for the ITF exam.
What is 60 mins?
A computer programming language, such as Python, JavaScript, and Ruby, that requires a program called an interpreter to execute the instructions written in the source code each time the application is run.
Interpreted language
Used for numbers that have decimal places.
What is a float?
In programming, ________ are used to define names for specific values.
What are identifiers?
Variables (can change - bank account amount) and Constants (don't change - value of Pi)
Created in 1957 by John Backus, this language helped solve complex math problems.
What is FORTRAN?
This is a passing score on the ITF exam.
What is 650?
A special interpreter that translates bytecode into computer specific machine language. Bytecode is a platform independent, low-level language that is compiled from source code.
What is a Runtime Engine ?
Used to store more than one character, such as a word or sentence.
What is a String?
Identifiers that hold on to a set of values. For example, arrays and vectors.
What are containers?
Created in 1972, almost all programming languages in meaningful use today are based on this language.
What is C?
The ITF exam is broken up into this many "domains" or sections.
What is 6?
1.0 IT Concepts and Terminology
2.0 Infrastructure
3.0 Applications and Software
4.0 Software Development
5.0 Database Fundamentals
6.0 Security
A way to represent code in a manner that is easier for a wide range of people to understand.
What is Pseudocode?
Consists of two values: True and False.
What is Boolean?
_____ is a concept in object-oriented programming that describes how data and methods are bundled together within one unit or class. Also used to prevent unauthorized access to those data and methods.
What is encapsulation?
In 1993, Japanese programmer Yukihiro Matsumoto created this language, which is a general-purpose, high-level language that was meant to teach others how to code.
What is Ruby?
This is the official exam number of the ITF+ exam.
What is FC0-U61