Week 6 - Programming and App Development

What shows the structure of code without using the specific syntax of any one language?

• Pseudocode

• Variables

• Functions

• Conditional statements

What is an interpreted programming language?

• Interpreted languages represent machine code in human-readable text and are typically specific to a particular hardware architecture.

• Interpreted languages do not need to be compiled and are designed to retrieve specific records from a data set.

• Interpreted languages do not need to be compiled because the code gets converted to machine code at runtime.

• Interpreted languages organize data through structured nested tags and are rendered by a web browser.

How does a markup language differ from a compiled language?

• A compiled language is not a programming language, rather it is a way of using nested tags within a document to describe its structure and contents.

• A markup language is not a programming language, rather it is a way of using nested tags within a document to describe its structure and contents.

• A markup language is a programming language and is commonly used to retrieve data from a database.

• A compiled language is a programming language and is commonly used to retrieve data from a database.

What are constants and variables examples of?

• Simple arrays

• Programming Identifiers

• Conditional Branches

• Continuous loops

What type of programming concept allows for a variable size container?

• A procedure

• An array

• A vector

• A function

Choon Giap is checking whether a condition has been met, and if it has, perform one action. Otherwise, he want the program to perform a second action. What sort of programming operation would help achieve this?

• A programming identifier

• A conditional branch

• A simple array

• A continuous loop

During Ash Ketchum's (Red) Pokemon adventures, he is constantly blocked by Snorlax. The program was designed with a loop by showing the message "Snorlax is deeply asleep" until the player can wake him up with a PokeFlute. What does a loop do in a program?

• A loop is a container that can be used as a term to reference multiple values or elements.

• A loop accesses a program element, such as a stored value, class, method, or interface.

• A loop performs one or more instructions until a condition is met.

• Loops grow or shrink in size as elements are added or removed.

What is the difference between a procedure and a function?

• A procedure does something, while a function does something and then returns a value to the main program.

• A function does something, while a procedure does something and then returns a value to the main program.

• A procedure is a container that can grow or shrink in size during program execution as elements are added or removed, while a function cannot be resized.

• A function is a container that can grow or shrink in size during program execution as elements are added or removed, while a procedure cannot be resized.

Riot Games has reached out to Charmaine for help on designer a new Valorant hero. She will need programming and add an object. What are three things that defines an object?

• Properties, attributes and methods

• Branches, loops, and operators.

• Data, information, and insights

• Stored value, class, and interface

What three scripting options are commonly used in Windows 10 to perform administrative tasks?

• PowerCLI, Perl, and Python

• Mocha, LiveScript, and JavaScript

• Batch files, Windows PowerShell scripts and VB Scripts

• AppleScript Editor, Xcode, and Smile