A formal language comprising a set of instructions that produce various kinds of output. A compiler converts the high-level programming languages into machine language (ones and zeros).

• Scripting language

• Pseudocode

• Programming language

• Computer programming

A programming language that supports scripts and uses an interpreter that compiles the code line by line at runtime.

• Programming language

• Scripting language

• Pseudocode

• Computer programming

A way to represent code in a manner that is easier for a wide range of people to understand.

• Pseudocode

• Scripting language

• Computer programming

• Programming language

A way of giving computers precise, line-by-line instructions to follow. Computer programming uses programming languages.

• Computer programming

• Programming language

• Scripting language

• Pseudocode

An attribute attached to a value that tells the compiler or interpreter how the data should be used.

• Encapsulation

• Data type

• Algorithm

• Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

A user-defined name of a program element, such as a variable or constant.

• Container

• Pseudocode

• Runtime engine

• Identifier

A program element, such as an array or vector, that holds a set of values.

• Container

• Function

• Identifier

• Flowchart

A programming paradigm based on the concept of objects that can contain both data and programming code.

• Flowchart

• Encapsulation

• Algorithm

• Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

An OOP concept that describes how data and methods are bundled together within one unit or class.

• Identifier

• Encapsulation

• Runtime engine

• Data type

A human-readable, low-level computer language that is a symbolic representation of binary machine language.

• Integrated Development Environments(IDE)

• Assembly language

• Looping

• Branching