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Which data type is most suitable for storing a student's grade (A, B, C, D, or F)?
Which data type is most suitable for storing a student's grade (A, B, C, D, or F)?
- String
- Integer
- Character (correct)
- Real
Why are constants useful in programming?
Why are constants useful in programming?
- They prevent accidental modification of important values. (correct)
- They allow the program to run faster.
- They automatically adjust their values based on input.
- They are required for all mathematical operations.
What is the primary purpose of using functions or modules in programming?
What is the primary purpose of using functions or modules in programming?
- To organize code into reusable blocks, improving readability and maintainability. (correct)
- To directly interface with hardware components.
- To automatically optimize the program's memory usage.
- To make the program run only on specific operating systems.
What does 'variable scope' refer to in the context of programming?
What does 'variable scope' refer to in the context of programming?
When processing a 1D array, what is a common operation you might perform?
When processing a 1D array, what is a common operation you might perform?
Why is documenting code important?
Why is documenting code important?
What is the binary representation of the decimal number 10?
What is the binary representation of the decimal number 10?
In hexadecimal, what single character represents the decimal number 15?
In hexadecimal, what single character represents the decimal number 15?
Which of the following control structures is best suited for executing a block of code repeatedly until a specific condition is no longer met?
Which of the following control structures is best suited for executing a block of code repeatedly until a specific condition is no longer met?
Which programming task involves receiving data into a program during its execution?
Which programming task involves receiving data into a program during its execution?
Flashcards
Input Data
Input Data
Data entered into a computer system, often via a keyboard, using programming language commands.
Variables
Variables
Named storage locations that hold values that can change during program execution.
Constants
Constants
Fixed values that cannot be altered during program execution.
Integer
Integer
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Real Number
Real Number
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Character
Character
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String
String
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Output Data
Output Data
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Control Structures
Control Structures
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Functions/Modules
Functions/Modules
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Study Notes
- Programs take input from the keyboard using standard input/output commands specific to the programming language.
- Programs should be created to demonstrate the use of variables and constants.
- A basic understanding of variable types such as integer, real, character, and string has to be shown in program statements.
- Programs should be designed to output processed data to the computer screen.
- Programs are developed and implemented from given problem statements.
- Multiple programs have to be written using control structures and functions/modules.
- Functions/modules are written to show a basic understanding of variable scope.
- Programs are designed, written, and modified using 1D array processing.
- Programs are documented with standards required in the class.
- Numbers are converted from base 10 to binary and hexadecimal.
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