Programming Concepts Quizs

Event Handling

• A mechanism where code responds to user actions like clicks or key presses.

• A process that involves managing database connections.

• A technique for optimizing website loading speed.

• A method for creating animations in web applications.

Variable

• A named storage location that holds data and can change during execution.

• A fixed storage location that cannot be altered once set.

• A type of data structure that stores multiple values of the same type.

• A method for performing calculations on data.

Pseudocode

• A programming language used for software development.

• A structured description of an algorithm written in plain language.

• A type of flowchart used in algorithm design.

• A method for debugging code.

Branching

• A control structure allowing different blocks of code based on conditions.

• A method for organizing data in a database.

• A technique for optimizing code performance.

• A way to handle errors in programming.

Programming Tools

• Software utilities that assist in the development, debugging, and maintenance of programs.

• Hardware components used for programming tasks.

• Online platforms for coding competitions.

• Libraries that provide pre-written code for developers.

Interpreter

• A tool that executes high-level code line by line without requiring prior compilation.

• A program that translates high-level code into machine code before execution.

• A software that compiles code into bytecode for virtual machines.

• A debugging tool that checks code for errors before execution.

Data Types

• A classification specifying the type of value a variable can hold.

• A method for sorting data in a database.

• A technique for encrypting sensitive information.

• A way to visualize data using graphs.

Machine Language

• The basic binary code (0s and 1s) that a computer's processor can execute directly.

• A high-level programming language that is easy to read and write.

• A type of software that manages computer hardware and software resources.

• A graphical interface that allows users to interact with the computer.

Assembly Language

• A high-level programming language that is easy to read and write.

• A low-level programming language that uses symbolic code to represent machine-level instructions. Requires an assembler for translation.

• A type of markup language used for web development.

• A programming language that is only used for embedded systems.

Expression

• A combination of variables, constants, and operators that produce a value.

• A single variable that holds a numeric value.

• A function that returns a boolean value.

• A constant value that cannot change.