Features of IDEs

What does IDE stand for?

• Integrated Development Environment

• Integrated Design Environment

• Interpolated Development Extension

• Inexplicable Destruction Elephant

What features of IDEs allow at-a-glance identification of errors prior to program execution?

• Syntax Highlighting

• The debugger

• In-line error reporting

• Error diagnostics

• Bracket matching

In order to tell the debugger to pause execution of the program at a certain line, you would use....

• a break point

• a debug insert

• A pause indicator

• A program interrupt

True or false: It is not possible to write code without an IDE

• True

• False

Most IDEs allow the user to set up the amount of system resources available to programs, or change the interpreter which will be used to run the program. This is called the...

• Runtime Environment

• Sandbox

• Runtime Emulation

• System configuration

IDEs will often change the appearance of keywords, integer values, strings etc in order to make the code easier to read. This is known as:

• Syntax Highlighting

• Colour Coding

• Error diagnostics

• Pattern Recognition

True or False: IDEs are only available for High Level Languages

• True

• False

The section of the IDE where you write your code is called the...

• Editor

• Code manager

• Text box

• Debugger

What does the word "Integrated" mean

• All-in-one; united

• Expandable

• Built in; embedded

• Made out of some sort of space gas

Which section of the IDE allows developers to step through their code line by line?

• The Debugger

• The Editor

• The runtime environment

• The code-line-stepper