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40 Cards in this Set
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The job of the _ is to fetch instructions, caryo ut the opreations commanded by the instructions, and produce some outcome or resultant information
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CPU
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A _ is an example of a secondary storage device
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DiskDrive
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The two general categories of software are _ & _
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OS & Application software
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A program is a set of_
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Instructions
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Since computers cannot be programmed in natural hman language, algorithms must be written in a )
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Programming Language
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_ is th eonly language computers can proces directly, with out any coversion required.
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Machine Language
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Words that have predefined meaning in a programming language are called__
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Key Words
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A __ is a name tat represents a storage location in memory
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Variable
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__ are characters or symbols that perform operations on one or more operands
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Operator
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A __ ispart of an application's code but is ignored by the compiler. It is intende for documentation purposes only
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Comment
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Rules that mus be followed when writinga proram are called
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Syntax
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_ is data the computer collects from the world outside of the computer
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Input
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__ is data the computer sends to the world outside of the computer
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Output
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A _ is a set of well-defined steps for perorming a task or solving a problem
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Algorithym
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A __ is a diagram that graphically illustrates the low of a program
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Flowchart
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__ is human-readable code that loks simlar to proraming language code
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Pseudocode
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A _ is a piece ofdata that detrmines some charateristic, such as color or size, ofa control
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Property
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If you do not see the Solution Explorer or Properties winows in Visual Studio, you may use the ___ menu to make them visible
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View
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You click the pushpin icon in a window's title bar to turn the __ feature on or off
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Auto Hide
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You use the __ to place Butons, Labels, TextBoxes, and other controls on an appliation's forms
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Toolbox
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The __ window allows you to navigate amont the files in your project
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Solution Explorer
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The __ window allows you to examine and change a control's color, size, and other characteristics
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Properties
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When windows are __, it means they are attached to one of the edges of the Visual Studio main window
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Docked
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To dock a floatin window, right-click its tile bar and then select
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Dock
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To reset the Visual Studio window layout, you selct Reset Window Layout rom the ___ menu
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Window
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AN alternative way to select Visual Studio meu commands is to use the __
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Standard toolbar
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the __ window shows your application's form. This is where you design your application's user interface by placing controls on te form that appears when your application executes
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Designer window
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When you want to place a Button, Labe, TextBox, or other control on an application's form, use the moue to select it in the __ and drag it onto the form in the Designer window
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Toolbox
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You can aces the full documentaion for Visual Studio by clocking __ on the menu bar, and then selecting View Help
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Help
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A __ is a small box that is displayed wen you hold the mouse cursor over a button on the toolbar or in the Toolbox for a few seconds
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ToolTIp
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What is a procedure?
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a set of programming statements that exist within a program for the purpose of performing a specific task
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A __ is a specific type of object that usually appears in a program's graphical user interface
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control
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A __ is an item in a program that contains data and has the ability to perform operations
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Object
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The operations an obj can perform are called
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methods
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Instructions made up of keywords, variables, and operators/ Also called Source code
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Statements
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Set of Programming statements that perform a specific task
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Procedures
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The part of a program that users interact with is known as
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GUI GOOEY Graphical User Interface
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The data an object contains is referred to as
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Properties or attributes
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Used to examine and change a control’s properties
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The Properties Window
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Used to create an application’s graphical user interface
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The Designer Window
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