AP Computer Science Principles (All Terms)

Front

Which term refers to the way a user interacts with a computer program? Options: Input, Output, Program Statement, User Interface

Back

User Interface

Front

Which term refers to the information a program receives from the user or another program?

Back

Input

Front

Which term refers to the information a program provides to the user or another program? Options: User Interface, Input, Output, Program Statement

Back

Output

Front

Which term refers to a single command or instruction that allows the computer to perform a specific task? Options: Input, Output, Program, Program Statement

Back

Program Statement

Front

Which term refers to a set of instructions that tells a computer what to do? Options: Program Statement, Program, Input, Output

Back

Program

Front

Which type of programming involves executing instructions in the order they are written? Options: Event Driven Programming, Sequential Programming, Program, Program Statement

Back

Sequential Programming

Front

Which type of programming responds to user actions or other events, rather than executing instructions in a predetermined order? Options: Sequential Programming, Event Driven Programming, Program, Program Statement

Back

Event Driven Programming

Front

Which term refers to written information about a program, including how to use it and how it works?

Back

Documentation

Front

Which term refers to explanatory text that is added to a program's code, but is not executed by the computer? Options: Pair Programming, Debugging, Comment, Input

Back

Comment

Front

Which term refers to the practice of two programmers working together on the same program at the same time?

Back

Pair Programming