CSIM Lesson 2 Vocabulary Quizs

Input

• Something put into a system to achieve a result.

• The final outcome of a process.

• A type of software used for data analysis.

• A method of storing information.

string

• A sequence of characters (letters, numerals, symbols, and punctuation marks).

• A type of data structure used in programming.

• A method for organizing data in a database.

• A visual representation of data in charts.

conditional statement

• A command that performs different actions depending on whether a condition is true or false.

• A statement that always executes the same action regardless of conditions.

• A type of loop that repeats actions until a condition is met.

• A declaration that defines a variable in programming.

compass

• An instrument used for determining direction.

• A tool for measuring temperature.

• A device for calculating speed.

• A gadget for tracking time.

actuator

• A type of motor or servo that is responsible for moving or controlling a mechanism or components.

• A device that measures temperature and provides feedback.

• A component that stores electrical energy for later use.

• A sensor that detects motion and sends signals.

anomaly

• A type of error that occurs during compilation.

• Something unexpected that happens while a program is running.

• A standard procedure in programming.

• A specific function that returns a value.

driver (pair programming)

• The person who writes the code in a computer program when two programmers are working together.

• The person who reviews the code written by another programmer.

• The person who manages the project and assigns tasks to programmers.

• The person who tests the code for bugs and issues.

event handler

• A block of code that is triggered when a certain event happens.

• A function that handles user input in a form.

• A method for logging events in a system.

• A tool for debugging code during execution.

iterative (design)

• A process that is completed in a single step without revisions.

• Repeating process steps to continuously improve a work product.

• A method that avoids any changes once the design is finalized.

• A design approach that focuses solely on aesthetics.

pair programming

• Two people working together to create a computer program, where one writes the code and the other reviews it.

• A method where a single programmer writes code while others observe silently.

• A technique where multiple programmers write code independently without collaboration.

• A process where programmers take turns writing code without any feedback.