Logic Design Test No.1

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A sequence of characters (any symbol that can be typed at a keyboard)

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String

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Six standards are <, <=, >, >=, ==, |=

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Relational Operators

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A set of instructions a computer follows to solve a given problem

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Program

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The computer's Brain, it receives instructions and performs the operations necessary to execute them

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CPU

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Logical Operators used in programming code

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AND & OR

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Internal Memory used by the computer. Ram for example

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Main Memory

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Hard Drives and permanent memory used by the computer

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Secondary Storage

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consisting of 8 bits it is the amount of memory used to store one character of information.

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Byte

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based on the power of 2's, it uses only 0's and 1's

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Binary

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Programs use these to identify and break down each major task that must be completed

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Module

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Short English like phrases used to describe the outline of a program

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Psuedocode

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step-by-step procedures followed by a program to solve a problem.
Like a recipe

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Algorithm

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A diagram that uses special symbols to display pictorially the flow of execution within a program

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Flowchart

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A text inserted into the program for explanatory purposes

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Comments

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The standard correspondence for a basic set of 128 characters

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ASCII

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tiny dots of light used to create the picture

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Pixel

Front 17

the process of eliminating errors within a program

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Debugging

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A name for a storage location in the computer's memory

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Variable

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The language and wording used in a programs code

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Syntax

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When a program runs without achieving the intended result

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Logic Error

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Relational Operators And, or, not

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Boolean

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Header, Argument, Select Case

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Terms not used on the test