AP CSP Unit 3 Vocab: Intro to App Design

What is the definition of 'Input' in computing?

• A collaborative programming style.

• Data sent from a program to a device.

• Data sent to a computer for processing by a program.

• The steps or phases used to create a piece of software.

Which of the following is an example of 'Output'?

• A printed document

• A mouse click

• A keyboard input

• A program statement

What does 'User Interface' refer to?

• The steps used to debug a program.

• A form of program documentation.

• A collection of program statements.

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

What is 'Event Driven Programming'?

• Programming that includes debugging.

• Programming that runs sequentially from top to bottom.

• Programming that involves pair programming.

• Programming that runs when triggered by an event.

Define 'Program Statement'.

• A step in the development process.

• A command or instruction in a program.

• A written description of code.

• A collaborative programming style.

What is 'Sequential Programming'?

• Program statements that are documented.

• Program statements run in order, from top to bottom.

• Program statements run when triggered by an event.

• Program statements that are written in pairs.

What is the purpose of 'Comments' in programming?

• To trigger events in a program.

• To create user interfaces.

• To provide documentation for people reading the code.

• To execute commands in a program.

What does 'Debugging' involve?

• Creating user interfaces.

• Developing a new app.

• Finding and fixing problems in a program.

• Writing new program statements.

What is 'Documentation' in the context of programming?

• A collection of program statements.

• A written description of how code works.

• A type of user interface.

• A step in the development process.

What is the 'Development Process'?

• A type of user interface.

• A command or instruction in a program.

• The steps or phases used to create software.

• A form of program documentation.