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A computer programming language and can be used to create a variety of different programs and isn't specialized for any specific problems.

Python Programming

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means the results that appear when you run the program

output

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a named memory location

variable

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names that you give to variables 

identifiers

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similar to a word processor, lets you type up your program and save like a document

Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

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commands in a computer program that are carried out in order

sequence

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describes a steps to solve a problem

algorithm

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is a diagram that uses boxes connected by arrows to show an algorithm

flowchart

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is a way of setting out algorithm in words and helps you plan your program

Pseudocode

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a data type which stores a single text character

Character

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the number before the division operator 

dividend

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used to join two logical test together to make one big logical test

Boolean Operators

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a command which comes as part of standard Python code such as print()

Predefined functions

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put an if statement inside another if statement

nested if

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gives an empty space at the start of a line of code

indentation

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a piece of computer code that represents a value

expressions

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a type of loop, the computer counts how many times the loop repeats

definite iteration

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a type of loop that the result of the test tells the computer whether to repeat the loop

indefinite iteration

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join two or more strings together to make one big string

concatenation

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a section of code that is repeated

loop

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give 4 arithmetic operators

+, -, *, /

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give 6 relational operators

equal, not equal, less than, less than or equal to, more than, more than or equal to

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A kind of loop that starts with a logical test. If test result is True, the loop repeats. If the test result is False, the loop stops.

while loop

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if statement structure

if logical test :

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Who is George Boole?

the first person to describe and explain what we now call Boolean operators