Computer Programming Quarter II – Module 4: Components of a Computer Program

What is the purpose of headers in a computer program?

Which component of a computer program contains specific sets of actions to be performed when the program begins execution and ends the program?

What is the purpose of input operations in a computer program?

What is the main function of decision making operations in a computer program?

What are computational operations used for in a computer program?

What do data definitions in a computer program result in?

What is the purpose of output operations in a computer program?

Program Components

Headers provide a way to organize and structure a program, making it easier to read and maintain.

Program Execution

The main function contains specific sets of actions to be performed when the program begins execution and ends the program.

Input Operations

Input operations allow the program to receive data from the user, files, or other external sources, which is then used to perform specific tasks.

Decision Making

Decision making operations, also known as control structures, enable the program to make decisions based on conditions, such as if-else statements or switch statements, and execute different actions accordingly.

Computational Operations

Computational operations, such as arithmetic, logical, and relational operations, perform calculations and transformations on data, allowing the program to process and manipulate information.

Data Definitions

Data definitions result in the creation of variables, which hold values and allow the program to store and manipulate data.

Output Operations

Output operations allow the program to display or send results to the user, files, or other external destinations, providing feedback on the program's execution.

Test your knowledge about the components of a computer program with this Grade 10 self-learning module. Explore topics such as variables, data types, operators, and control structures.