Unit 5 Review #2 - Lists, Loops, and Traversals (cont)

What is an iteration in the context of loops?

• The process of repeating a set of instructions

• The termination of the loop

• The condition for the loop to continue

• The output of the loop

What does the 'append' function do in the context of lists?

• Adds an element to the end of the list

• Removes the last element of the list

• Sorts the list in ascending order

• Reverses the order of the list

What is an index in the context of lists?

• The position of an element in the list

• The total number of elements in the list

• The data type of the elements in the list

• The name of the list

Match the following indexes to the proper element using the list below:

var list = [ 17 , "pizza", 29, "Mixer RIP", "For Democracy!" ];

• 17

• list [list.length-1]

• "For Democracy!"

• list [list.length-2]

• "Mixer RIP"

• list [2]

• "pizza"

• list [1]

• 29

• list [0]

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Types of Traversals

,

(b) Types of Loops

• Reduce

• Map

• While

• Filter

• For

• Infinite

The code shown is run. Which of the following is an impossible outcome based on the code?

• Heads: 51

  Tails: 49

• Heads: 20

  Tails: 30

• Heads: 100

  Tails: 0

• Heads: 50

  Tails: 50

In which square will the robot end up in if the following code is run?

var steps=0;

while(steps<3){

moveFoward();

steps++;

}

• C2

• E5

• A1

• B2

What would be displayed after the following code is run?

• [0, 1, 2, 3]

• [1, 2, 3, 4]

• [0, 1, 2, 3, 4]

• []

Which of the following lines could you remove to make this an infinite loop?

Which of the following would be displayed in the console after this code is run?

• 3

  2

  1

  BLASTOFF!

• 3

  2

  1

  0

  BLASTOFF!

• 3

  BLASTOFF!

• 3

  3

  3

  BLASTOFF!