Understanding User Interfaces and Programming

What is a user interface?

• A type of programming language

• The inputs and outputs that allow a user to interact with a piece of software

• A collection of program statements

• A form of program documentation

Which of the following is an example of input?

• A printed document

• A mouse click

• A computer monitor

• A speaker

What is output in the context of computing?

• Data sent to a computer for processing

• A command or instruction

• Data sent from a program to a device

• A collection of program statements

What is a program statement?

• A type of user interface

• A command or instruction

• A form of program documentation

• A device for input

What is a program?

• A single command or instruction

• A collection of program statements

• A type of user interface

• A form of output

What is sequential programming?

• Program statements run in order, from top to bottom

• Program statements run when triggered by an event

• A type of user interface

• A form of program documentation

What is event-driven programming?

• Program statements run in order, from top to bottom

• Program statements run when triggered by an event

• A type of input

• A form of output

What is documentation in programming?

• A type of user interface

• A written description of how a command or piece of code works or was developed

• A form of input

• A collection of program statements

What is a comment in programming?

• A type of user interface

• A form of program documentation

• A command or instruction

• A device for output

Which of the following is NOT a form of output?

• A printed document

• A computer monitor

• A keyboard

• A speaker