Deck 1: An Overview of Computers and Programming

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Typically, a programmer develops a program's logic, writes the code, and ____ the program, receiving a list of syntax errors.

A)runs
B)compiles
C)executes
D)tests
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A(n)____ is a named memory location whose value can vary.

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Besides the popular, comprehensive programming languages such as Java and C++, many programmers use scripting languages such as Python, Lua, Perl, and PHP.
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A ____ error results when you use a syntactically correct statement but use the wrong one for the current context.

A)syntax
B)logical
C)semantic
D)programming
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Programmers can use either procedural programming or object-oriented programming to develop programs.
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The process of walking through a program's logic on paper before you actually write the program is called ____.

A)desk-checking
B)flowcharting
C)pseudocoding
D)testing
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Computer programmers often refer to memory addresses using ____ notation.

A)binary
B)indirect
C)mathematical
D)hexadecimal
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Every programming language has rules governing its word usage and punctuation.
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Alan Turing is often regarded as the first programmer.
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Once a program is completely coded, it is ready for a company or organization to use.
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The process of finding and correcting program errors is called ____.

A)desk-checking
B)syntax-checking
C)error correcting
D)debugging
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Before a programmer plans the logic of the program, he or she must ____.

A)understand the problem
B)write the program code
C)test the program
D)maintain the program
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Professional computer programmers write programs to satisfy their own needs.
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____ data items may involve organizing or sorting them, checking them for accuracy, or performing calculations with them.

A)Processing
B)Inputting
C)Outputting
D)Converting
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An infinite loop is a flow of program logic that repeats and never ends.
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Software can be classified into two broad types: application software and programming software.
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The heart of the programming process lies in planning the program's logic.
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A flowchart is an English-like representation of the logical steps necessary to solve a problem.
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____ errors are relatively easy to locate and correct because the compiler or interpreter you use highlights every error.

A)Logic
B)Syntax
C)Input
D)Process
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After a programmer plans the logic of a program, the next step is ____.

A)understanding the problem
B)testing the program
C)translating the program
D)coding the program
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The ____ is used to represent output in a flowchart.

A)square
B)circle
C)parallelogram
D)triangle
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In a flowchart, the ____ is used to represent processing.

A)circle
B)diamond
C)triangle
D)rectangle
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To enter the program into a computer so you can translate and execute it, you usually use a keyboard to type program statements into a(n)____.

A)command line
B)input screen
C)editor
D)word processor
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A(n)____ is a repeating flow of logic with no end.

A)nonterminated condition
B)infinite loop
C)variable
D)decision symbol
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The repetition of a series of steps is called a(n)____.

A)repeat flow
B)loop
C)flow
D)infinite loop
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Many programming languages use the term ____ to refer to the marker that is used to automatically recognize the end of data in a file.

A)data_end
B)end_data
C)eof
D)eod
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Using ____ involves writing down all the steps you will use in a program.

A)a compiler
B)an interpreter
C)a flowchart
D)pseudocode
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A(n)____ is a program that you use to create simple text files.

A)text editor
B)IDE
C)GUI
D)GDE
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After programs are put into production, making necessary changes is called ____.

A)debugging
B)conversion
C)maintenance
D)testing
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A ____ allows users to interact with a program in a graphical environment.

A)GCI
B)CGI
C)command line
D)GUI
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A(n)____________________ programmer would approach a problem by dividing the process into manageable subtasks.
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When instructions are carried out, a program runs, or ____________________.
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The ____ is the standard terminal symbol for a flowchart.

A)circle
B)lozenge
C)diamond
D)square
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A(n)____ is a location on your computer screen where you type text entries to communicate with the computer's operating system.

A)input line
B)communication line
C)command line
D)GCI
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When you draw a flowchart, you use a(n)____________________ to represent the input symbol, which indicates an input operation.
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A(n)____________________ is the sequence of steps necessary to solve any problem.
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The major difference between the two main programming styles in use today is the ____.

A)use of flowcharts versus pseudocode
B)testing procedure used by the programmer
C)programmer's focus during the earliest planning stages of a project
D)programming language used
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A preselected value that stops the execution of a program is often called a(n)____________________ value because it does not represent real data.
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You represent a decision in a flowchart by drawing a decision symbol, which is shaped like a ____.

A)parallelogram
B)square
C)diamond
D)circle
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A(n)____ is a software package that provides an editor, a compiler, and other programming tools.

A)GUI
B)CGI
C)GDE
D)IDE
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What is a variable and how is it used in a program?
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Currently, there are two major techniques used to develop programs and their procedures. Name and describe them.
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Describe temporary and permanent storage.
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Pictorial representation of the logical steps it takes to solve a problem
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Pictorial representation of the logical steps it takes to solve a problem
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Pictorial representation of the logical steps it takes to solve a problem
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List the features that are commonly included with an IDE editor.
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pseudocode
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Typically, a programmer develops a program's logic, writes the code, and ____ the program, receiving a list of syntax errors.

A)runs
B)compiles
C)executes
D)tests
B
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A(n)____ is a named memory location whose value can vary.

A)input
B)variable
C)output
D)logic
B
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Besides the popular, comprehensive programming languages such as Java and C++, many programmers use scripting languages such as Python, Lua, Perl, and PHP.
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A ____ error results when you use a syntactically correct statement but use the wrong one for the current context.

A)syntax
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C)semantic
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The process of walking through a program's logic on paper before you actually write the program is called ____.

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Computer programmers often refer to memory addresses using ____ notation.

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____ data items may involve organizing or sorting them, checking them for accuracy, or performing calculations with them.

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An infinite loop is a flow of program logic that repeats and never ends.
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Software can be classified into two broad types: application software and programming software.
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The heart of the programming process lies in planning the program's logic.
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A flowchart is an English-like representation of the logical steps necessary to solve a problem.
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____ errors are relatively easy to locate and correct because the compiler or interpreter you use highlights every error.

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After a programmer plans the logic of a program, the next step is ____.

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The ____ is used to represent output in a flowchart.

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To enter the program into a computer so you can translate and execute it, you usually use a keyboard to type program statements into a(n)____.

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A(n)____ is a repeating flow of logic with no end.

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The repetition of a series of steps is called a(n)____.

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Many programming languages use the term ____ to refer to the marker that is used to automatically recognize the end of data in a file.

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A(n)____ is a program that you use to create simple text files.

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After programs are put into production, making necessary changes is called ____.

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A ____ allows users to interact with a program in a graphical environment.

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A(n)____________________ programmer would approach a problem by dividing the process into manageable subtasks.
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When instructions are carried out, a program runs, or ____________________.
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The ____ is the standard terminal symbol for a flowchart.

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A(n)____________________ is the sequence of steps necessary to solve any problem.
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You represent a decision in a flowchart by drawing a decision symbol, which is shaped like a ____.

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A(n)____ is a software package that provides an editor, a compiler, and other programming tools.

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What is involved in putting a program into production?
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How is a decision represented in a flowchart?
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Represent(s)the millions of on/off circuits within the computer
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Contents are lost when the computer is turned off or loses power
volatile memory
Contents are lost when the computer is turned off or loses power
software
Contents are lost when the computer is turned off or loses power
syntax error
Contents are lost when the computer is turned off or loses power
machine language
Contents are lost when the computer is turned off or loses power
sentinel
Contents are lost when the computer is turned off or loses power
pseudocode
Contents are lost when the computer is turned off or loses power
hardware
Contents are lost when the computer is turned off or loses power
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Contents are lost when the computer is turned off or loses power
flowlines
Contents are lost when the computer is turned off or loses power
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Instructions that tell the computer what to do
volatile memory
Instructions that tell the computer what to do
software
Instructions that tell the computer what to do
syntax error
Instructions that tell the computer what to do
machine language
Instructions that tell the computer what to do
sentinel
Instructions that tell the computer what to do
pseudocode
Instructions that tell the computer what to do
hardware
Instructions that tell the computer what to do
flowchart
Instructions that tell the computer what to do
flowlines
Instructions that tell the computer what to do
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Equipment, or the physical devices, associated with a computer
volatile memory
Equipment, or the physical devices, associated with a computer
software
Equipment, or the physical devices, associated with a computer
syntax error
Equipment, or the physical devices, associated with a computer
machine language
Equipment, or the physical devices, associated with a computer
sentinel
Equipment, or the physical devices, associated with a computer
pseudocode
Equipment, or the physical devices, associated with a computer
hardware
Equipment, or the physical devices, associated with a computer
flowchart
Equipment, or the physical devices, associated with a computer
flowlines
Equipment, or the physical devices, associated with a computer
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59
Discuss two ways that you can enter a program into a computer.
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60
What are some of the features provided by modern programming languages that were not available in older programming languages?
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