Programming Fundamentals Review

The process of designing, writing, testing, debugging, and maintaining the source code of computer applications is known as...

• Remixing
• Programming
• Applying
• Scratching

When programming, the concept of taking things step by step and breaking up your grand vision into smaller parts is referred to as...

• An Algorithm
• A Parameter
• Incremental Development
• Boolean

Jasmine is writing a computer program that will allow her to control her IPhone from her computer.  She has created a sequential list of instructions in order to execute her program.  This set of instructions is also known as... 

• An Algorithm
• Binary Code
• Pseudocode
• An Argument

Jasmine is typing the code for her new IPhone software into her computer using her keyboard.  The data that she is typing into the computer is an example of...

• output
• processing
• information
• input

The coding system of zeros and ones used by computers to process information is known as...

• Numeric Code
• Singular Code
• Binary Code
• Psuedocode

What is the value and binary code of the displayed binary cards?

• Value = 9, Binary Code = 01001
• Value = 9, Binary Code = 10110
• Value = 3, Binary Code = 01101
• Value = 3, Binary Code = 11001

In the game Ms. Pacman, every time Ms. Pacman touches a ghost, she shrivels up and dies.  The coding for this game must include a condition that asks the question "Is Ms. Pacman touching a ghost?"  If this is true, Ms. Pacman shrivels up and dies.  If this is false, she continues moving in the direction that the user presses.
The condition that asks whether or not Ms. Pacman is touching a ghost is known as a(n)...

• parameter
• algorithm
• boolean
• function

What is the value and binary code of the displayed binary cards?

• Value = 13, Binary Code = 10100
• Value = 23, Binary Code = 10111
• Value = 24, Binary Code = 01000
• Value = 24, Binary Code = 10111

In a Scratch project, when the green flag is clicked a Bear Sprite starts constantly changing colors.  At the same time, when the green flag is clicked a Bat Sprite says "Boo!" and flaps his wings.  These simultaneous occurrences are an example of...

• psuedocode
• incremental development
• functions
• parallelism 

A programmer creates a game where every time a ball hits the wall, the ball bounces back to the character who kicked it.  This happens repeatedly throughout the game.  This repeated occurence is an example of a...

• loop
• boolean
• conditional
• algorithm