PARTIAL EXAM REVIEW - Computer

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Programming Language

A language that computers can understand, each with its own set of rules for code validation.

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Built-in Functions

Predefined tasks in a programming language that can be directly used by specifying their names and required values.

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Common Programming Languages

Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, C, C#, C++, PHP, Go, Swift, SQL.

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Programming

The act of writing code to solve problems or perform tasks.

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Programming

allows your computer to run the programs you use every day and your smartphone to run the apps that you love.

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Code

A sequence of instructions written by a programmer to direct a device on what to do.

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Developer

Analyzes problems and implements solutions in code.

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Syntax

Rules for writing code, determining the structure of statements in a programming language.

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High-Level Programming Language

programming language with a syntax that recognizes specific words, symbols and values of different data types.

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Keywords

part of the syntax and core functionality of the programming language.

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Compilation

Transformation of human-readable source code into computer-readable binary code.

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Compiler

Software translating high-level language code into machine instructions.

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Grace Hopper

Coined the term "compiler" and designed one of the first compilers in the 1950s.

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Python

Popular programming language created by Guido van Rossum in 1991.

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Python 3

The most recent major version of Python.

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Phyton

designed for readability, and has some similarities to the English language with influence from mathematics.

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Indentation

Spaces at the start of a code line indicating code blocks.

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Python Keywords

Reserved words integral to Python's syntax.

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OR

Logical operator for true conditions.

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Python Identifier

Name given to identify variables, functions, classes, or objects.

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Variable

Changeable value over time.

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DEF

Python keyword for defining functions.

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Identifiers

Combinations of letters, digits, or underscores, used to name entities in Python.

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Identifier Rules

Cannot start with a digit in Python.

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Constant

Value that remains unchanged during program execution.

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Data Types

Classifications of different data in programming.

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Binary Numbers

Related to programming but not directly used by developers.

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Bug

Anomalous condition encountered during program execution.

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Running Code

Everyday devices run programs developed by developers.

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Using Code

Daily activities involve using code written by developers.

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Loop

Sequence of instructions repeating until a condition is met.

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Keywords

Reserved words with special meanings in programming.

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Operand

Objects manipulated by operators in expressions.

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Indentation Spaces

Variable in programming, commonly four spaces.

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Machine Language

Lowest-level programming language in binary form.

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Markup Language

Simple language using keywords and tags for formatting.

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Syntax Rules

Governing how statements are written in programming languages.

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Python Keywords

DEL, IS, NONE, NOT, INPUT - reserved words in Python.