Vocabulary
Binary -> #
Binary -> ABC
Program Language
Algorithms
100

The study of possibilities and limitations of computers to help.

Computer science

100

What two digits are used in the binary number system?

1's and 0's

100

01100001 As binary number represents what letter?

a

100

a popular, high-level, general-purpose programming language. Created by Guido van Rossum and first released in 1991

a Python

100


Step by step instructions to complete a process.

Algorithm

200

How computers use and analyze different kinds of data, or information, to problem solve

data science

200

What is the decimal value of 101 in binary

5

200

How many bits are used to determine if the letter is capital or not?

3

200

Computers can understand programming languages without translating them into instructions the computer can execute

False

200

Tells a computer to repeat code as long as a condition remains true

While loop

300

The ability of computers being able to think and reason like humans

Artificial Intelligence

300

Convert the binary number 1101 to decimal

13

300

What is the decimal value of the letter Z?

90

300

What is a programming language?

A language used to give instructions to a computer.

300

This data structure follows the “first in, first out” rule

queue

400

The set of Rules that defines the structure and format of the programming language, similar to grammar in human language

Syntax

400

a value expressed in the base-2 numeral system, using only two symbols: 0 and 1

Binary Number

400

How many bits are in a byte?

8

400

the specific set of rules that dictate how symbols, punctuation, and words must be structured to form a valid program

Syntax

400

This algorithm searches through a list one item at a time from beginning to end

Linear search

500

A single instruction within a program that tells a computer what to do. Sometimes called a “function” or “procedure”

Command

500

What is the decimal value of 110101

53

500

The smallest measurement of Data?

a Bit

500

 a mistake in a program's code that causes it to run without crashing, but produce the wrong output or behave in an unexpected way

Logic bug

500

This data structure follows the “last in, first out” rule

Stack