Deck 10: Behind the Scenes: Software Programming

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The keywords used in programming languages that use decisions to redirect the flow of a program are called ________.

A) pseudocode
B) control structures
C) flowcharts
D) operators
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The capability of moving a completed programming solution easily from one type of computer to another is known as ________.

A) portability
B) scalability
C) transferability
D) inheritance
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________ breaks down a problem into a series of high-level tasks and continues to break each task into successively more detailed subtasks.

A) Object-oriented analysis
B) Top-down design
C) Bottom-up design
D) Inheritance
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Which statement does NOT describe fifth-generation languages?

A) They are the most "natural" of languages.
B) They use a set of short, English-based commands (such as SUB) that speak directly to the CPU.
C) Problems are presented as a series of facts or constraints rather than as a specific algorithm.
D) The system of facts can be queried.
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________ is a combination of natural language and programming language that is used to document an algorithm.

A) Flowcharting
B) Pseudocode
C) Diagramming
D) Debugging
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In object-oriented programming, ________ allows a new class to automatically use all the data and methods of an existing class.

A) reusability
B) regression
C) scalability
D) inheritance
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The flowchart shape for a process is a(n)________.

A) parallelogram
B) rectangle
C) diamond
D) oval
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The process that converts program code into machine language is called ________.

A) documentation
B) variable declaration
C) compilation
D) execution
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What is the first step of the system development life cycle (SDLC)?

A) Design
B) Analysis
C) Problem and opportunity identification
D) Development and documentation
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SQL is an example of a ________.

A) 2GL
B) 3GL
C) 4GL
D) 5GL
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A loop decision point consists of three features: an initial value, a set of actions to be performed, and a(n)________.

A) class
B) operator
C) test condition
D) testing plan
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________ is the instructions programmers have written in a higher-level language.

A) Executable code
B) Base code
C) Compiled code
D) Source code
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Which of the following is the final stage of the program development life cycle (PDLC)?

A) Making the plan
B) Coding
C) Testing and documentation
D) Debugging the code
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The set of specific, sequential steps that describe exactly what a computer program must do to complete the work is called a(n)________.

A) flowchart
B) structure chart
C) algorithm
D) pseudocode
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________ is the process of translating a task into a series of commands that a computer will use to perform the task.

A) Debugging
B) Programming
C) Analyzing
D) Diagramming
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Translating an algorithm into a programming language is called ________.

A) interpreting
B) coding
C) compiling
D) executing
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The final step of the system development life cycle (SDLC)is ________.

A) testing and installation
B) maintenance and evaluation
C) analysis
D) design
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A first-generation language is ________.

A) BASIC
B) machine language
C) COBOL
D) assembly language
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Which of the following provides a visual representation of the patterns of an algorithm?

A) Flowchart
B) Pseudocode
C) Gantt chart
D) Flow analysis
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Object-oriented ________ are defined by the information (data)and the actions (methods)associated with them.

A) blocks
B) classes
C) units
D) fields
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Before its final commercial release, a(n)________ version of software may be offered to certain test sites or to interested users free or at a reduced cost.

A) gamma
B) release to manufacturers (RTM)
C) beta
D) general availability (GA)
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________ is the part of the problem statement that describes what a program should do if the input data is invalid.
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Division by zero is a ________ error that is caught when the program executes.

A) compiler
B) runtime
C) syntax
D) logical
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The flowchart shape for a binary decision is a(n)________.
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Which language is the most popular language for writing Apple OS X applications?

A) C++
B) HTML
C) Objective C
D) Java
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SDLC stands for ________.
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________ is not actual programming code but uses words to describe the algorithm.
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________ is a powerful programming language that can be used to create a wide range of Windows applications.

A) Visual Basic
B) PHP
C) BASIC
D) HTML
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A small Java-based program is called a ________.

A) Java class
B) JSP
C) JavaScript
D) Java applet
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In the ________ phase of the SDLC, exploration of the depth of a problem and development of program specifications take place.
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Corona and Magmito can be used to develop ________.

A) complex web applications
B) apps for smartphones
C) Mac software
D) Web pages
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A(n)________ is a control structure that continues to be performed while a test condition is true.
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In a(n)________ system, each step is dependent on the previous step.
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An integrated development environment (IDE)is a ________.

A) program that helps interpret code
B) tool that converts one programming language into a different programming language
C) collection of tools that helps programmers write and test their programs
D) program that translates code into binary 1s and 0s and ignores comments
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A(n)________ is a visual diagram of a process that includes any decisions that are made along the way.
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Special symbols called tags are used in which of the following languages?

A) C#
B) Java
C) HTML/XHTML
D) C++
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________ enables users to define their own data-based tags and facilitates exchange of information between websites.

A) HTML
B) XHTML
C) XML
D) PHP
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________ design is a systematic approach that is used to break down a problem into a series of high-level tasks.
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In the "Making a Plan" step of the PDLC, a(n)________ is written in natural, ordinary language describing exactly what the computer program is to do.
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Which of the following would NOT be used to build websites with interactive capabilities?

A) Active Server Pages
B) PHP (hypertext preprocessor)
C) Fortran
D) Java Server Pages
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________-generation languages use symbols and commands to tell the computer what to do.
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SQL stands for ________.
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Data are the raw inputs that users have at the start of the job.
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The program specification is a clear statement of the goals and objectives of the project.
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The acronym HTML stands for ________.
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The standard set of vocabulary for pseudocode is specific and detailed.
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Data-flow diagrams trace all data in an information system from the point at which data enter the system to their final resting places.
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IDE stands for ________.
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________ and runtime errors are caught only when a program executes.
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A(n)________ error is caused by not following the strict, precise set of rules for a specific programming language.
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HTML uses special symbols called ________ to control how information is displayed on the web.
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In object-oriented terms, a new, modified class is called the ________ class.
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Most browsers can execute Java ________, which are small Java-based programs.
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The process of running a program over and over to find errors and make sure the program behaves in the way it should is known as ________.
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A(n)________ program is the binary sequence that has been translated from source code by a compiler for use by the CPU.
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In object-oriented terms, an original class is called the ________ class.
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When a large project begins, a programmer can build a(n)________, which is a small model of what the final program will look like when it is finished.
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Two languages that are popular because of how they use the object-oriented approach are C++ and ________.
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During the program debugging stage, the people who will use the program test the software.
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A(n)________ translates source code into an intermediate form, line by line.
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A data-flow diagram provides a visual representation of an algorithm.
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A compiler translates the source code into an intermediate form, line by line.
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Bottom-up design is a systematic approach in which a problem is broken into a series of high-level tasks.
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Inheritance means that the data and methods of an existing class can be extended and customized to fit a new class.
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Second-generation languages are also known as assembly languages.
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PROLOG is an example of a fourth-generation programming language.
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Syntax errors are caught only when a program executes.
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When programmers need to create several different examples of a class, each is known as an object.
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The flowchart shape for input or output is an oval.
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One IDE can often be configured to support many different languages.
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3GL
machine language
3GL
assembly language
3GL
COBOL
3GL
SQL
3GL
PROLOG
2GL
machine language
2GL
assembly language
2GL
COBOL
2GL
SQL
2GL
PROLOG
5GL
machine language
5GL
assembly language
5GL
COBOL
5GL
SQL
5GL
PROLOG
4GL
machine language
4GL
assembly language
4GL
COBOL
4GL
SQL
4GL
PROLOG
1GL
machine language
1GL
assembly language
1GL
COBOL
1GL
SQL
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method
the capability to move a completed solution easily from one type of computer to another
method
the ability to apply classes from other projects to a new project
method
a new class can automatically pick up data and methods of an existing class
method
an object oriented function or behavior
method
raw input
inheritance
the capability to move a completed solution easily from one type of computer to another
inheritance
the ability to apply classes from other projects to a new project
inheritance
a new class can automatically pick up data and methods of an existing class
inheritance
an object oriented function or behavior
inheritance
raw input
data
the capability to move a completed solution easily from one type of computer to another
data
the ability to apply classes from other projects to a new project
data
a new class can automatically pick up data and methods of an existing class
data
an object oriented function or behavior
data
raw input
reusability
the capability to move a completed solution easily from one type of computer to another
reusability
the ability to apply classes from other projects to a new project
reusability
a new class can automatically pick up data and methods of an existing class
reusability
an object oriented function or behavior
reusability
raw input
portability
the capability to move a completed solution easily from one type of computer to another
portability
the ability to apply classes from other projects to a new project
portability
a new class can automatically pick up data and methods of an existing class
portability
an object oriented function or behavior
portability
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source code
programmers' instructions written in a higher-level language
source code
agreed-on set of rules defining how the language must be structured
source code
program that translates code into binary 0s and 1s and ignores comments
source code
translates source code line by line into an intermediate form
source code
coding symbol that represents a fundamental action of a language
syntax
programmers' instructions written in a higher-level language
syntax
agreed-on set of rules defining how the language must be structured
syntax
program that translates code into binary 0s and 1s and ignores comments
syntax
translates source code line by line into an intermediate form
syntax
coding symbol that represents a fundamental action of a language
compiler
programmers' instructions written in a higher-level language
compiler
agreed-on set of rules defining how the language must be structured
compiler
program that translates code into binary 0s and 1s and ignores comments
compiler
translates source code line by line into an intermediate form
compiler
coding symbol that represents a fundamental action of a language
operator
programmers' instructions written in a higher-level language
operator
agreed-on set of rules defining how the language must be structured
operator
program that translates code into binary 0s and 1s and ignores comments
operator
translates source code line by line into an intermediate form
operator
coding symbol that represents a fundamental action of a language
interpreter
programmers' instructions written in a higher-level language
interpreter
agreed-on set of rules defining how the language must be structured
interpreter
program that translates code into binary 0s and 1s and ignores comments
interpreter
translates source code line by line into an intermediate form
interpreter
coding symbol that represents a fundamental action of a language
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problem/opportunity identification
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problem/opportunity identification
second step
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design
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design
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design
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design
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testing and installation
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testing and installation
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testing and installation
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testing and installation
first step
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development
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development
first step
analysis
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analysis
third step
analysis
second step
analysis
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variable
text-based approach to documenting an algorithm
variable
managing what a program should do if input data are invalid
variable
program instructions written in a higher-level language
variable
can be answered in only two ways (for example, yes/no)
variable
items allocated storage space in RAM
binary decision
text-based approach to documenting an algorithm
binary decision
managing what a program should do if input data are invalid
binary decision
program instructions written in a higher-level language
binary decision
can be answered in only two ways (for example, yes/no)
binary decision
items allocated storage space in RAM
pseudocode
text-based approach to documenting an algorithm
pseudocode
managing what a program should do if input data are invalid
pseudocode
program instructions written in a higher-level language
pseudocode
can be answered in only two ways (for example, yes/no)
pseudocode
items allocated storage space in RAM
source code
text-based approach to documenting an algorithm
source code
managing what a program should do if input data are invalid
source code
program instructions written in a higher-level language
source code
can be answered in only two ways (for example, yes/no)
source code
items allocated storage space in RAM
error handling
text-based approach to documenting an algorithm
error handling
managing what a program should do if input data are invalid
error handling
program instructions written in a higher-level language
error handling
can be answered in only two ways (for example, yes/no)
error handling
items allocated storage space in RAM
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The keywords used in programming languages that use decisions to redirect the flow of a program are called ________.

A) pseudocode
B) control structures
C) flowcharts
D) operators
B
2
The capability of moving a completed programming solution easily from one type of computer to another is known as ________.

A) portability
B) scalability
C) transferability
D) inheritance
A
3
________ breaks down a problem into a series of high-level tasks and continues to break each task into successively more detailed subtasks.

A) Object-oriented analysis
B) Top-down design
C) Bottom-up design
D) Inheritance
B
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Which statement does NOT describe fifth-generation languages?

A) They are the most "natural" of languages.
B) They use a set of short, English-based commands (such as SUB) that speak directly to the CPU.
C) Problems are presented as a series of facts or constraints rather than as a specific algorithm.
D) The system of facts can be queried.
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________ is a combination of natural language and programming language that is used to document an algorithm.

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In object-oriented programming, ________ allows a new class to automatically use all the data and methods of an existing class.

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C) scalability
D) inheritance
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The flowchart shape for a process is a(n)________.

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The process that converts program code into machine language is called ________.

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C) compilation
D) execution
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What is the first step of the system development life cycle (SDLC)?

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C) Problem and opportunity identification
D) Development and documentation
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SQL is an example of a ________.

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A loop decision point consists of three features: an initial value, a set of actions to be performed, and a(n)________.

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________ is the instructions programmers have written in a higher-level language.

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Which of the following is the final stage of the program development life cycle (PDLC)?

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The set of specific, sequential steps that describe exactly what a computer program must do to complete the work is called a(n)________.

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________ is the process of translating a task into a series of commands that a computer will use to perform the task.

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Translating an algorithm into a programming language is called ________.

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The final step of the system development life cycle (SDLC)is ________.

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A first-generation language is ________.

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Which of the following provides a visual representation of the patterns of an algorithm?

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Object-oriented ________ are defined by the information (data)and the actions (methods)associated with them.

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Before its final commercial release, a(n)________ version of software may be offered to certain test sites or to interested users free or at a reduced cost.

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________ is the part of the problem statement that describes what a program should do if the input data is invalid.
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Division by zero is a ________ error that is caught when the program executes.

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The flowchart shape for a binary decision is a(n)________.
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Which language is the most popular language for writing Apple OS X applications?

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SDLC stands for ________.
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________ is not actual programming code but uses words to describe the algorithm.
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________ is a powerful programming language that can be used to create a wide range of Windows applications.

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D) HTML
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A small Java-based program is called a ________.

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In the ________ phase of the SDLC, exploration of the depth of a problem and development of program specifications take place.
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Corona and Magmito can be used to develop ________.

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A(n)________ is a control structure that continues to be performed while a test condition is true.
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In a(n)________ system, each step is dependent on the previous step.
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An integrated development environment (IDE)is a ________.

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A(n)________ is a visual diagram of a process that includes any decisions that are made along the way.
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Special symbols called tags are used in which of the following languages?

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________ design is a systematic approach that is used to break down a problem into a series of high-level tasks.
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In the "Making a Plan" step of the PDLC, a(n)________ is written in natural, ordinary language describing exactly what the computer program is to do.
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Which of the following would NOT be used to build websites with interactive capabilities?

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________-generation languages use symbols and commands to tell the computer what to do.
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SQL stands for ________.
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Data are the raw inputs that users have at the start of the job.
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The program specification is a clear statement of the goals and objectives of the project.
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The acronym HTML stands for ________.
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The standard set of vocabulary for pseudocode is specific and detailed.
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Data-flow diagrams trace all data in an information system from the point at which data enter the system to their final resting places.
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IDE stands for ________.
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________ and runtime errors are caught only when a program executes.
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A(n)________ error is caused by not following the strict, precise set of rules for a specific programming language.
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In object-oriented terms, a new, modified class is called the ________ class.
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The process of running a program over and over to find errors and make sure the program behaves in the way it should is known as ________.
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A(n)________ program is the binary sequence that has been translated from source code by a compiler for use by the CPU.
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Two languages that are popular because of how they use the object-oriented approach are C++ and ________.
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During the program debugging stage, the people who will use the program test the software.
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A(n)________ translates source code into an intermediate form, line by line.
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A data-flow diagram provides a visual representation of an algorithm.
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A compiler translates the source code into an intermediate form, line by line.
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Bottom-up design is a systematic approach in which a problem is broken into a series of high-level tasks.
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Inheritance means that the data and methods of an existing class can be extended and customized to fit a new class.
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Second-generation languages are also known as assembly languages.
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PROLOG is an example of a fourth-generation programming language.
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Syntax errors are caught only when a program executes.
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When programmers need to create several different examples of a class, each is known as an object.
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The flowchart shape for input or output is an oval.
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One IDE can often be configured to support many different languages.
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3GL
machine language
3GL
assembly language
3GL
COBOL
3GL
SQL
3GL
PROLOG
2GL
machine language
2GL
assembly language
2GL
COBOL
2GL
SQL
2GL
PROLOG
5GL
machine language
5GL
assembly language
5GL
COBOL
5GL
SQL
5GL
PROLOG
4GL
machine language
4GL
assembly language
4GL
COBOL
4GL
SQL
4GL
PROLOG
1GL
machine language
1GL
assembly language
1GL
COBOL
1GL
SQL
1GL
PROLOG
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method
the capability to move a completed solution easily from one type of computer to another
method
the ability to apply classes from other projects to a new project
method
a new class can automatically pick up data and methods of an existing class
method
an object oriented function or behavior
method
raw input
inheritance
the capability to move a completed solution easily from one type of computer to another
inheritance
the ability to apply classes from other projects to a new project
inheritance
a new class can automatically pick up data and methods of an existing class
inheritance
an object oriented function or behavior
inheritance
raw input
data
the capability to move a completed solution easily from one type of computer to another
data
the ability to apply classes from other projects to a new project
data
a new class can automatically pick up data and methods of an existing class
data
an object oriented function or behavior
data
raw input
reusability
the capability to move a completed solution easily from one type of computer to another
reusability
the ability to apply classes from other projects to a new project
reusability
a new class can automatically pick up data and methods of an existing class
reusability
an object oriented function or behavior
reusability
raw input
portability
the capability to move a completed solution easily from one type of computer to another
portability
the ability to apply classes from other projects to a new project
portability
a new class can automatically pick up data and methods of an existing class
portability
an object oriented function or behavior
portability
raw input
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source code
programmers' instructions written in a higher-level language
source code
agreed-on set of rules defining how the language must be structured
source code
program that translates code into binary 0s and 1s and ignores comments
source code
translates source code line by line into an intermediate form
source code
coding symbol that represents a fundamental action of a language
syntax
programmers' instructions written in a higher-level language
syntax
agreed-on set of rules defining how the language must be structured
syntax
program that translates code into binary 0s and 1s and ignores comments
syntax
translates source code line by line into an intermediate form
syntax
coding symbol that represents a fundamental action of a language
compiler
programmers' instructions written in a higher-level language
compiler
agreed-on set of rules defining how the language must be structured
compiler
program that translates code into binary 0s and 1s and ignores comments
compiler
translates source code line by line into an intermediate form
compiler
coding symbol that represents a fundamental action of a language
operator
programmers' instructions written in a higher-level language
operator
agreed-on set of rules defining how the language must be structured
operator
program that translates code into binary 0s and 1s and ignores comments
operator
translates source code line by line into an intermediate form
operator
coding symbol that represents a fundamental action of a language
interpreter
programmers' instructions written in a higher-level language
interpreter
agreed-on set of rules defining how the language must be structured
interpreter
program that translates code into binary 0s and 1s and ignores comments
interpreter
translates source code line by line into an intermediate form
interpreter
coding symbol that represents a fundamental action of a language
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problem/opportunity identification
fourth step
problem/opportunity identification
third step
problem/opportunity identification
second step
problem/opportunity identification
fifth step
problem/opportunity identification
first step
design
fourth step
design
third step
design
second step
design
fifth step
design
first step
testing and installation
fourth step
testing and installation
third step
testing and installation
second step
testing and installation
fifth step
testing and installation
first step
development
fourth step
development
third step
development
second step
development
fifth step
development
first step
analysis
fourth step
analysis
third step
analysis
second step
analysis
fifth step
analysis
first step
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variable
text-based approach to documenting an algorithm
variable
managing what a program should do if input data are invalid
variable
program instructions written in a higher-level language
variable
can be answered in only two ways (for example, yes/no)
variable
items allocated storage space in RAM
binary decision
text-based approach to documenting an algorithm
binary decision
managing what a program should do if input data are invalid
binary decision
program instructions written in a higher-level language
binary decision
can be answered in only two ways (for example, yes/no)
binary decision
items allocated storage space in RAM
pseudocode
text-based approach to documenting an algorithm
pseudocode
managing what a program should do if input data are invalid
pseudocode
program instructions written in a higher-level language
pseudocode
can be answered in only two ways (for example, yes/no)
pseudocode
items allocated storage space in RAM
source code
text-based approach to documenting an algorithm
source code
managing what a program should do if input data are invalid
source code
program instructions written in a higher-level language
source code
can be answered in only two ways (for example, yes/no)
source code
items allocated storage space in RAM
error handling
text-based approach to documenting an algorithm
error handling
managing what a program should do if input data are invalid
error handling
program instructions written in a higher-level language
error handling
can be answered in only two ways (for example, yes/no)
error handling
items allocated storage space in RAM
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