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A control structure that does mulitway selection.
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case
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A control structure where you do the items in the sequence listed.
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sequence
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A control structure where you select between two or more choices.
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selection
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A data item whose value can change during the program's execution.
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variable
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A data item whose value cannot change during the program's execution.
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constant
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A data type representing numbers with fractional parts.
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floating point
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"A data type representing single text characters like the alphabet
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numeral digits
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A data type representing whole numbers.
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integer
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A diamond used in flowcharting for asking a question and making a decision.
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decision symbol
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A file consisting of characters from the ASCII character code set.
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text file
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A file containing specific task functions created by individuals to be used in many programs.
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user defined library
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A file that contains items we want to have included toward the top of our source code.
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header file
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A function within the cmath standard library in C++ which stands for absolute.
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abs
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A function's communications declaration to a complier.
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function prototype
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A function's using or invoking of another function.
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function call
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A key value provided by the operating system to associate a device to your program.
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device token
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A key value provided by the operating system to associate a device to your program.
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device token
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A language-specific syntactical token (usually a symbol) that causes an action to be taken on one or more operands.
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operator
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A method of listing items vertically so that they are easier to read quickly.
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vertical alignment
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A method of planning programs that avoids the branching category of control structures.
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structured programming
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A method of preserving information useful to others in understanding an information system or part thereof.
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documentation
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A method of swapping array members until they are in the desired sequence.
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bubble sort
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A method used to make sections of source code more visible.
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indention
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A named area for storage of documents or other files on a disk drive or flash drive.
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Folder
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A parallelogram used in flowcharting for input/output interactions.
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input/output symbol
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