Programming Intro YR10

A syntax error is...

• When you put code in the wrong order

• Incorrect programming language

• A spelling mistake in your code

• Incorrect sequence

A logic error is...

• A fault in the syntax of the code.

• A spelling mistake in your code.

• A fault in the logic or structure of the code.

• Getting your code in the wrong order.

Answer explanation

Logic errors do not usually cause a program to crash. However, logic errors can cause a program to produce unexpected results.

The process of finding and correcting programming errors is...

• Deblogging

• Deblagging

• Debogging

• Debugging

A section of code that, when programming, can be called by another part of the program with the purpose of returning one single value is...

• Function

• Subroutine

• Routine

• Instruction

Decomposition is...

• Getting code in the correct order.

• Breaking a problem into smaller parts.

• Repeating code to make it more efficient.

• making a choice in a program.

Selection is...

• Making a choice in code so a part of the program is run depending on that choice.

• Getting code in the correct order so it runs efficiently.

• Repeating the same piece of code until a condition is met.

• Repeating code a specified number of times.

Iteration is...

• Writing code that has no errors.

• Making a choice in code which makes a program run based on an outcome.

• Writing code in the correct logical order.

• Repeating a section of code so it is more efficient.

Sequence is...

• Rules governing how to write statements in a programming language.

• A set of instructions that follow on one from another.

• Running a part of a program based on a choice made in the program.

• Repeating a piece of code to make it more efficient.

What is an algorithm?

• A set of step by step instructions to solve a problem or complete a task

• A set of detailed instructions.

• A set of instructions to help solve a problem or complete a task.

• Programming.

Select the correct keyword:

A language used by a programmer to write a piece of software.

• Programming language.

• An Algorithm.

• Sequence.

• Selection.