Coding Adventure Part II Quiz

What is a function?

• A set of instructions that performs a specific task

• A condition that checks for true or false

• A variable that stores data

• A loop that repeats a block of code

What are some reasons for using functions?

• To make the code shorter

• To play audio files

• To change the color of the background

• To create animations

What are examples of functions we learned?

• step, turn, turnTo, grab, drop

• add, subtract, multiply, divide

• print, input, range, len

• if, else, while, for

What is the meaning of defining a function and calling it?

• Calling a function means creating a new function

• Defining a variable and assigning a value to it

• Calling a function means using it in our code

• Defining a function means creating it by writing a set of statements that tell the computer what to do when it is called

What are the arguments in a function?

• A number or an object that we pass to the function

• A color used in the function

• A sound effect played by the function

• A shape drawn by the function

What is a function definition?

• A set of statements that tell the computer what to do when the function is called

• A comment written in the code

• A loop that repeats a block of code

• A variable that stores data

What are comments in coding used for?

• To change the background color of the code editor

• To create animations

• To execute a specific task in the code

• To help programmers understand each other when reading and writing code

What is debugging?

• The process of designing a user interface

• The process of writing new code

• The process of finding and fixing errors in a program

• The process of testing a program

What can cause a program to behave unexpectedly or not work at all?

• Not using any loops in the code

• Using too many functions

• Having too many comments in the code

• Errors in the program called bugs or defects

What is an essential skill for all programmers related to debugging?

• Designing user interfaces

• Creating new functions

• Finding and fixing errors in a program

• Testing programs for bugs