18 Questions
What is a subroutine in the context of programming?
A smaller part of a program that works with other subroutines to solve the original problem
Which control structure is used to determine which of two or more statements to execute based on certain conditions?
Selection (branch)
What is the correct sequence for compiling code?
Translates into language the machine can understand, links the object file with other supporting library code
Which of the following is a sequence statement in programming?
A series of statements that execute one after another
Which control structure is used to repeat statements while certain conditions are met?
Looping/Iteration (repetition)
Which programming language is considered a compiled language?
C++
What is another term for Subroutine?
Module
In programming, what does a Selection statement help achieve?
Choosing between alternative courses of action
Which of the following best describes the purpose of Interaction in programming?
Communicating with the user or external systems
What is essential for creating a meaningful collection of Subroutines?
Incorporating loops, sequences, selections, and other subroutines
Which statement best describes the purpose of a Loop in programming?
To execute a set of statements multiple times
What does the Leap Year Grade 4 Algorithm instruct the program to do after writing the year in the notebook?
Decide whether the year is a leap year
What is a subroutine in the context of computer programming?
A series of instructions that can be called and executed from different parts of a program
Which control structure is used to make decisions based on certain conditions?
Selection
What is the primary purpose of input and output in computer programming?
To interact with the user or external systems
Which control structure executes a set of instructions one after the other without any branching?
Sequence
What type of control structure is used to repeat a set of instructions until a specific condition is met?
Loop or iteration
Which of the following is NOT one of the four basic control structures in computer programming?
Recursion
Test your knowledge on the differences between compiled and interpreted languages. Learn about the advantages and disadvantages of each approach, as well as the two-step process involved in running code. Explore examples of compiled languages like C++ and interpreted languages like Python.
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