All Of Programming Chapter 4-11 Definitions

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Corner Cases

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Inputs where your algorithms behave differently.

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Statement Coverage

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Testing to ensure every line of code executes at least once.

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Comments

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Lines in programs for humans only, such as // or /* ... */.

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Composability

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Ability to put things together and have them work as expected.

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Compiling

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Act of translating human-readable code into machine-executable format (source code).

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Compiler

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Performs the translation process, taking source code as input and writing out executable files.

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#Include Directive

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In C, tells the compiler to include the contents of another file (usually header files) before compilation.

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Standard Input/Output Library

<stdio.h>

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Lets you read from keyboard/files and write to screen/files (e.g., printf, scanf, fopen, fprintf).

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Standard Library

<stdlib.h>

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Provides memory management, random numbers, conversions, and program control (e.g., malloc, free, rand, exit).

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Optimize

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Transform code to make the resulting assembly run faster.