Code Tracing
Code Concepts
Data and the Internet
Digital Information
Loose Ends
100
x <- 5

IF x < 3:
    DISPLAY a
ELSE:
    DISPLAY x > 7

false

100

The first index number of any list on the AP Exam

1

100

It's not referring to personal flaws: when I lose one of my connections, I can still send data to all other computers

Fault tolerant

100

All digital information is stored in this number system.

Binary
100
A virus disguised as Microsoft Word
trojan
200

DISPLAY 100 MOD 6

4

200

For and While loops fall under this term that starts with an "i"

Iteration

200
This phenomenon splits people into those who have Internet access and those who don't

Digital divide

200
If you compress a file like this, you'll lose a lot of information.

Lossy

200

Anything in this resource can be copied without written approval.

Creative commons

300
REPEAT 4 TIMES:

     REPEAT 2 TIMES:

         DISPLAY *

********

300
If and Else statements belong under this term that starts with an "s"

Selection

300

A system of files you access using the Internet

World Wide Web

300
A digit that represents an on or off transistor

Bit

300

You can view this resource freely, but you can't change it yourself

Open access

400
list <- [1, 2, 3]

FOR EACH item IN list:

    DISPLAY item % 3

1 2 0

400

The term for when a statement or loop is placed inside of another statement or loop

Nested

400

This data can tell us when something was made, how it was made, or how to un-compress it.

Metadata

400

2610 in hexadecimal

1A16

400

It's always less than or equal to the length of the original string

Substring

500

x <- 1

REPEAT UNTIL x > 10

    DISPLAY *

    x <- x * 2;

****

500
This variable stores the value of an argument

Parameter

500

.com and .net are this.

Top-level domain

500
2416 in binary

1001002

500

A law passed around 2000 that enforces copyright for the digital age

Digital Millennium Copyright Act