Algorithms and Sequencing
What is an Algorithm?
a process or set of rules to be followed in calculations or other problem-solving operations, especially by a computer.
What is the definition of an output device?
An output device gives out data from the computer to a peripheral device
What is computer programming?
Computer programming is the art and process of creating a game to be performed by a programmer
What is an example of a framework?
Html5
What is a Sequence?
a particular order in which related events, movements, or things follow each other.
What is the definition of an input Device?
An input device is the process of inputting data in to a computer system
What does the Acronym STEM stand for?
Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics
What are the 3 examples of a programming Language?
C-shark
C++
Javascript
What is the definition of Decomposition?
Breaking down a large task or problem into more smaller pieces
What are examples of an input device?
mouse, keyboard, scanner
What is a pseudocode?
pseudocode is a way to write to out and describe a set of instructions without using a programming language
What is a game engine?
A game engine provides an simpler way to build games without having to write every line of code yourself
What is the definition of pattern recognition?
Looking for similarities within the small pieces of information
What are examples of an output device?
speaker, printer, headphones, monitor, projector
What is a flowchart?
A flowchart is a diagram of a computer program in relation to its sequence of functions
What is the relationship between a layout and event sheet?
The event sheets contains all the behind the scenes code to make the layout function
What are the 7 Programmer skills?
1.Analytical thinking
2.creativity
3.resilient
4.attention to detail
5.resourceful
6.excellent memory
7.organizational skills
This is where you work to make your game better.
What is the improve step?
What is the definition of a framework?
A framework is the collection of code built in an easy to use platform, which structures the game development process
What does the Mirrored and Not Mirrored Actions help you do in Construct 3?
Allows an object to flip its position right and left when the right and left arrows are used to move