CSE 2nd Quarter

An action that causes something to happen.

• Event
  

• Sequence

• Parallelism

• Initializing

A series of instructions that follow one another in order.

• Initializing

• Sequence

• Parallelism

• Event

Sets of instructions that run at the same time

• Initializing

• Sequence

• Event

• Parallelism

The horizontal (x) and vertical (y) address of any point on an XY grid

• XY Coordinates

• Initializing

• Sequence

• Event

Finding and fixing errors in a program

• XY Coordinate

• Sequence

• Debugging

• Parallelism

A sequence of steps or instructions that repeats.

• Event

• Command

• Loop

• Blocks

Loops that repeat
the same steps a specific number
of times depending on the
number you enter

• Infinite (forever) loops

• Condition-controlled loops

• Count-controlled loops

• motion

Loops that repeat the same steps forever,
over and over

• Condition-controlled loops

• Infinite (forever) loops

• Motion

• Count-controlled loops
  

Loop that will keep repeating the same
steps over and over until a
specific condition is met.

• Condition-controlled loops

• Infinite (forever) loops

• Count-controlled loops
  

• Motion

Why are loops helpful in
computer science?

• I lessen the time and space in coding.

• It makes the code longer and repeat.

• To make coding harder.

• It is not important.