Chapter 1.3 Terms

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Test Suite - A software package designed to evaluate the correctness or effectiveness of another software solution.

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False

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Flow Chart - A collection of modules

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False

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The bits that contribute the smallest amount to the overall value of a binary number, including the 1's place value.

Test Suite

Assignment Operator

Version Control

Least Significant Bits

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Null String - represents a sequence of characters.

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False

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Character - Any single typeset unit, including uppercase and lowercase letters, digits, punctuation marks.

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False

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Mutable - represents a sequence of characters

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False

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A single object or variable/value in a collection.

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Library - A collection of modules

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False

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String - represents a sequence of characters

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False

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Op Code - The digital representation of an instruction that will be fetched, decoded, retrieved, and executed by the CPU.

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False

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Compound Conditional - the grammar of a programming language, defining what specific sequences of characters are allowed.

True

False

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Selecting a portion of a collection

Slicing

String

Clone

Int

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Concerting data from one type to another

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To determine the result of an expression

Validate

Float

Evaluate

Module

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A unique identifier given to the function when it is defined and used again whenever the function is called.

Function Name

Block of Code

Machine Code

Native Type

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Scope - The portion of a program that knows about a variable and can access its value.

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False

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Any value that a method or function gives back to the statement command from which the function or method is called.

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Traceback - The set of variable and function names that have been reserved by the compiler / interpreter.

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False

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Clone - The portion of a program that knows about a variable and can access its value.

True

False

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A software development process in which developers first create a test suite and then create the code to satisfy the test suite.

Docstring

Native Type

Test-Driven Design

Test Suite

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A process in which the name you give a variable is stored in a look up table along with the memory address that the interpreter should access when the variable is referenced in the future.

Variable Binding

Null String

Slicing

Glass Box Testing

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Syntax - The grammar of a programming language, defining what specific sequences of characters are allowed.

True

False

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Without Duplicates

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A computer program created to read an entire program and convert it into a lower-level language and ultimately to assembly language used by the processor.

Call

Compiler

Module

Scope

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Validate - Ensure that the values stored in variable are of the correct type

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False