CT 8 Flashcards

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Trace table with columns for num1, num2, count, and output.

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A trace table helps visualize how variable values change during program execution.

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Truth table initialisations

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Combine all variable initializations into a single line for clarity.

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Syntax and runtime errors occur only in program code.

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These errors are identified by your development environment.

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Responsibility for correcting syntax and runtime errors.

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It is up to the programmer to think of a correction.

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Multiple solutions for problems.

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Most problems have more than one solution, but not all are of the same standard.

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Comparison of solutions in computer science.

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Some solutions are better than others in terms of efficiency and resource usage.

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Example of a well-designed algorithm.

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A well-designed sorting algorithm uses less memory and executes more quickly.

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Three items to consider for the merit of a solution.

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Number of compares between items, number of passes through loops, and use of memory for variables and data structures.

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Bubble sort can be used to sort types of data.

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Alphabetic strings or numbers.

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The order assumed if no order is specified in bubble sort.

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Ascending order.