This statement starts almost every SQL Query
What is SELECT?
This role is not the boss, but acts more like a coach in that they remove obsticles from the group.
What is the scrum master?
This programming principle states that you should keep a comprehensive written form for how code works.
What is "document your code"?
How many steps are in the SDLC?
7
This website hosts repositories for users to reference.
What is GitHub?
This character allows you to choose all columns from a database
What is *?
This way of doing agile includes sprints, stand-ups, and retrospectives.
This programming design principle states how designs should be created such that chunks can be swapped in and out as needed.
What is modularity?
This SDLC phase is the first phase, where we ask "What are we even trying to accomplish?"
This acronym is equivalent to Ocram's Razor, where the easiest solution is the best.
What is KISS (Keep it simple stupid)?
This is part of every table, is unique for each row, cannot be null, and cannot be duplicated
What is the primary key?
This is a period of about 2 weeks where one specific thing is achieved by the group.
What is a sprint?
What does CRUD stand for?
Create, read, update, delete.
This architecture pattern involves many smaller apps communicating with each other to create the final product.
What are microservices?
This Git command takes changes from the GitHub repo and downloads them to your local repo.
What is pull?
This statement combines two tables together, table A and table B, so that all items from table A are showing, but only items that match in table B will show.
What is LEFT JOIN?
This principle is considered the agile value that is more important than "following the original plan".
What is responding to change?
This programming phase is when code is cleaned up without any changes to functionality.
What is refactoring?
This type of testing involves ensuring two functions work properly when implemented together.
What is integration testing?
What are the 4 pillars of OOP?
Inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and abstraction.