Assignment Spreadsheet

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(AS1) T/F? Identifiers are descriptive names that are mapped to locations in the computer’s memory.

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TRUE

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(AS1) T/F? There are three kinds of identifiers: variables, integers, and constants.

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FALSE

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(AS1) What is the phase in the software development lifecycle that ensures that the program meets the needs of the customer?

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Test and Deploy

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(AS1) What is the phase in the software development lifecycle that determines what the program will do?

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Requirements

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(AS1) What is the phase in the software development lifecycle that fixes bugs and adds features?

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Support

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(AS1) What is the maintenance category that corrects latent faults before they become actual faults?

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Preventive Maintenance

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(AS1) What is the maintenance category that keeps a program viable in a changing environment?

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Adaptive Maintenance

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(AS1) What is the level of testing performed by the programmer while writing code?

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Level 1

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(AS1) Evaluate the expression: 15 + (25 – 6 % 4) * 12 – 3 + 2 ^ 7

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416

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(AS1) What tool is a detailed, yet reliable description of what the program must do?

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Pseudocode

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(AS1) What is the method of programming that has all required code in a single file?

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Unstructured Programming

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(AS1) What is the method of programming that introduces procedures and parameters allowing programs to be written in a more structured manner with fewer lines of code?

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Procedural Programming

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(AS1) What is the tool used to create an executable from a second generation language source code?

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Assembler

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(AS1) T/F? An object is an instance of a class.

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TRUE

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(AS1) What are the components of an object?

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Attributes and Behaviors

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(AS1) In computer programming, a zero is typically considered a logical __________ where a non-zero value will be evaluated as a logical __________.

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False; True

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(AS1) What is an informal language that helps a programmer develop an algorithm and program design?

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Pseudocode

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(AS1) What causes a set of statements to be executed repeatedly?

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Loop

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(AS1) What groups statements that provide a single logical operation?

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Subprogram

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(AS1) What is a series of statements executed one after the other?

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Sequence

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(AS1) What alters the flow of control when a choice needs to be made between two or more actions?

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Selection

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(AS2) What is the following batch script command doing: for /L %%z in (1, 4, 240) do ping 10.90.117.%%z

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performing a ping sweep that will ping every fourth host from address 10.90.117.1 through 10.90.117.240

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(AS2) List four ways to use the set command. Describe each

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1. Set (privides a listing of all variables and their current value) 2. Set name=value (assigns a value to a variable) 3. Set /p name=Enter your name (/p for prompt, user responds to a prompt for information. Data from standard input is assigned to a variable) 4. Set /a sum=%num% + %num2% (/a for arithmetic, does a calculation and assignes the result to a variable)

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(AS2) List four redirection operations. Describe each

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1. > (the write redirection operator. Will overwrite a file if it already exists or create it if it doesn’t exist) 2. >> (the append redirection operator. Will append the output information to an existing file or will create a new one if it doesn’t exist) 3. =< (the read redirection operator. Will read data from a file as an input to a command) 4. | (the pipe redirection operator. Uses the output of one command as the input for the next)

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(AS2) What is the difference between start and call?

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Start will run a file in a new cmd window; call will run a file in the current cmd window

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(AS2) Why is it OK to use a GOTO in Windows batch scripting, but not in other programming languages?

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Windows batch scripting has no While or Until loop. GOTO allows users to simulate these loop structures

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(AS2) For the following command, what does Windows do with file1.txt? c:\>fileproc.bat file1.txt

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It is stored in %1. All command line arguments are stored in %1-%9 in the order listed.

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(AS3) Which of the following identifiers are legal? a. Name b. Name1 c. 1Name d. Name 1 e. 1 Name f. Name_1 g. 1_Name h. Name-1 i. 1-Name

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a, b, and f

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(AS3) Write two lines of code to calculate the total cost of an item that has a price of $5.64 with a 6% tax.

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float price=5.64, tax=.06, total; total=price*tax;

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(AS3) What does the following symbol represent: { }

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Braces - Defines a block of code

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(AS3) What does the following symbol represent: /* */

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Comment – Tells the compiler to ignore the text as a comment to the programmer

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(AS3) What does the following symbol represent: =

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Assignment Operator – Assigns a value on the right to the identifier on the left

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(AS3) What does the following symbol represent: %d

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Conversion Specifier – Tells printf or scanf what type of data it is working with

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(AS3) What does the following symbol represent: &

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Address Operator – Gets the address of the variable

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(AS4) What are the two equivalency operators and their meaning?

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1. != - not equal to 2. == - equal to

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(AS4) What are the four comparison operators and their meaning?

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1. <- less than 2. > - greater than 3. <= - less than or equal to 4. >= - greater than or equal to

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(AS4) What are the three logical operators and their meaning?

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1. ! – logical NOT 2. && - logical AND 3. || - logical OR