Coding 2 Final Review #Educreator12

A specific action that a computer knows how to perform. A function must be defined somewhere in the code and when a function is called, it will use the instructions that are stored in the function definition.

• Function

• Function Call

• Program/Code

• Argument

An instruction that tells the computer to perform a specific function. The function call must use the name of the function followed by a set of parentheses. A function call may or may not have a value inside the parentheses, depending on the function definition.

• Function

• Function Call

• Program/Code

• Argument

A sequence of instructions that a computer will execute

• Function

• Function Call

• Program/Code

• Argument

The value that is inside the parentheses when a function call is made. For example, in the function call print(42), the argument is the value 42.

• Function

• Function Call

• Program/Code

• Argument

A specific data type that stores a whole number

• Integer

• String

• Float

• Comment

A specific data type that stores a series of letters or characters.

• Integer

• String

• Float

• Comment

Certain symbols in code communicate to the computer that anything after them should be ignored when it executes your program. This allows you to document your code by adding comments, which will help you debug your work and help other people understand what your code does. In Python, single-line comments are started with a pound sign (#).

• Integer

• String

• Float

• Comment

The set of rules that govern how a language is structured.

• Syntax

• Boolean

• Modulus

• Parameter

A value that is either True or False.

• Syntax

• Boolean

• Modulus

• Parameter

An operator that divides the first number by the second number and returns the remainder from that division operation.

• Syntax

• Boolean

• Modulus

• Parameter