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Programming Process Steps
More Programming Process
Algorithms
Pseudocode and Flowcharts
Documentation and use Cases
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Who created this?
Grey S and Connor A
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what is step number one of the programming process?
Identify the problem
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What is an algorithm
A method of reaching a solution
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What does a diamond signify in a flowchart
A Decision
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What color are comments in Visual Basic 2010
green
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How many steps are there in the computer programming process?
5
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In step three of the programming process you must...
choose the correct programming language that will best suit the needs and desired outcome of the user
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An algorithm should be....
easy to follow and only have one solution; unambiguous
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What does psuedocode mean
a mix of English and code that tells the computer what to do
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What do all comments begin with
an '
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What is step number 4?
Test the program
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When testing the program, What type of errors should you check for?
Syntax and Logic
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What is one of the most important parts of an algorithm?
That it is very detailed
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What does an oval represent in a flowchart
Start/Stop
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Can a comment be on one line or multiple lines
Both
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What is the most used design in the programming process?
Top-Down Design
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What happens when you don't carefully design the solution?
If you mess up you get lost and the program could be ruined
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What is a disadvantage of an algorithm?
An algorithm could be interpreted incorrectly
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What indicates the flow of logic in a flowchart
Arrows
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What does a use case do?
It defines the interactions between the user and the system
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What is modularization?
breaking down problems into subproblems to be able to solve them easier
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If you are working on a program what should you do to let other people know what each line of code means?
Comment or document what the code means
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How would you cube x?
You can multiply x times x times x
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What are the 3 control structures
iteration conditional and simple
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What is a user manual an example of
A use case