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T/F: Implementation is the process of translating a design algorithm into program code
True
If we do not specify a value for a detail parameter, Alice 3 will use the default value. For example, the ______ is a detailed parameter with a default value of one second
A) Duration
B) Time
C) Revolution
D) textScale
A) Duration
The Alice 3 scene class always has two built in properties (ground and camera). When you add _____ to the Scene they become properties to the Scene
A) Procedures
B) Code statements
C) Objects
D) Functions
C) Objects
T/F: The Alice 3 Code Editor's Object Selector is a box on the left side of the screen in the code editor that you use to select a saved project that you wish to work with
False
T/F: Scene Class - You can open it by clicking the Scene tab in the right window of the Alice 3 code editor. The Scene class is a file (blueprint) that tells Alice (1) what actions (procedures and functions) a scene can perform and (2) what components (properties) a scene contains
True
An Alice 3 code statement is created (written) by dragging a tile into the editor and supplying any ______ needed to perform the action
A) Parameters
B) Descriptions
C) Data
D) Arguments
C) Data
Detail parameter - Some Alice 3 procedures have parameters that have ______ values that are called detail parameters
A) String
B) Singular
C) Numeric
D) Default
D) Default
T/F: When you select an object with the Alice 3 Code Editor's object selector box the Procedures and Functions tabs contain tiles that represent actions that the selected object "knows" how to perform
True
T/F: Run an Alice 3 program's code by clicking the Start button
False
An Alice 3 _______ method is an action that can be performed by or on an object while an Alice 3 _______ method is an action that computes or retrieves information about an object
A) Informational and functional
B) Functional and procedural
C) Functional and informational
D) Procedural and functional
D) Procedural and functional