Vocab:
Design:
Coding:

Coding 2:
100

What is an Input?



An input is any type of OnEvent driven function, like a button, it is how the user interacts with the program.

100

What is the workspace used for?

Coding or designing your app.

100


What is the debug console used for?


Identifying bugs.

100


What makes a comment different from the other statements?


The usage of a double forward slash to indicate it is a comment to other programmers

200


What is the origin of the name “Bug”?



When computers first came about they ran off of certain and specific “tubes”, and the name came about because a malfunction once occurred due to a bug going into the computer “tube “ system

200

How many themes are there to choose from on code.org?

28 Themes.

200



Why are Id’s useful in coding?


They are important because they Identify elements of the screen and make them less confusing to identify.

200


What is a Code Statement?

A command that will enable a certain function.

300

 What is the difference between Event- driven programming and Sequential programming?

Event- driven programming relies on the user’s interaction with the input, while Sequential programming runs in a sequence already established by the programmer.

300

List 3 tools in the design toolbox:

Options: Theme, Button, Text Input, Label, Dropdown, Radio Button, Checkbox, Image, Canvas, Screen, Text Area, Chart, Slider, Photo Select.



300

Why are quotation marks used to surround strings of text?

Because it surrounds letters and not numbers.

300

Do Instructions in code have to be clear and Specific?

Yes.