Parts Of a Command
Code Theory
Code Instructions
Errors/Bugs
Code Grammar
100

An instruction given by the user to the computer.

Command

100

Data type of a whole number.

Integer

100

A set of instructions designed to perform a specific task. 

Algorithm

100

An error in your code

Bug

100

The process of creating instructions that a computer can follow

Coding

200

A character or thing that performs an action.

Object

200

Data type of anything within quotes

String

200
Repeated code

Loop

200

A mistake in typed code that violates the rules of the programming language. 

Syntax Error

200

The rules for correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation in a programming language. 

Syntax

300

An action performed by an object.

Method

300

Data type of a number with a decimal

Float

300

The fancy word for running your code. 

Execute

300

The process of removing bugs from your code. 

Debugging

300

A high-level programming language used for general-purpose programming.

Python

400

Extra information passed into a method to modify what the method does.

Argument

400

Code ignored by the computer

Command

400

A mistake in an algorithm or program that causes it to behave unexpectedly

Logic Error

400

A plain language description of the steps in an algorithm. (In between natural language and programming languages)

Pseudocode

500

Data type of a true or false value.

Boolean

500

a style to designate the start and end of words with capitals instead of spaces. 

camelCase