Computer Science - Functions

What is a function in programming?

• A single line of code that performs a complex task.

• A block of code made up of a set of steps that result in a single specific action.

• A variable used to store multiple values.

• A command that stops the program from running.

Which everyday activity is used as an example of a function?

• Brushing your teeth.

• Making a sandwich.

• Tying your shoes.

• Riding a bicycle.

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What does the "DRY" principle stand for in programming, and why is it important?

• "Do Right Yourself" - to ensure code is always correct.

• "Don't Repeat Yourself" - to minimize bugs, keep code short, and save programming time.

• "Develop Rapidly Yearly" - to speed up development cycles.

• "Debug Regularly Yourself" - to find and fix errors frequently.

In Kodable, how are the steps within a function typically represented?

• As a list of numbers.

• Inside a block with a curly brace symbol.

• As a series of text commands.

• Using different colored shapes.