If "AngryBird.X > HappyPig.X" is TRUE and "AngryBird.Y > HappyPig.Y" is FALSE, what color will be chosen?

If AngryBird.X = 50, AngryBird.Y = 50 and HappyPig.X = 30, HappyPig.Y = 30, what color will be chosen?

"when slider1.position changed" is an example of:

"message", "title", "button1Text" are all examples of:

In the picture, "HappyImage.Y < Canvas1.Height * 0.1" is an example of:

In the picture, OR is an example of:

In the picture, the x in "Canvas1.Height x 0.1" is:

Which block of code below demonstrates an example of abstraction?

What type of variables are used in the procedure?

What output would be given if the user typed in 'ten' as the pizza size?

Which of these is Google Drive?

Name of this input device?

Problems or mistakes in the code for an algorithm or program are known as:

In coding an event is what?

If I say the word "Algorithm" I am talking about what?

When you tell the computer to repeat a command or step over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and... oh yeah, over again as many times as you tell to repeat.

Statements that can only run under certain conditions or situations such as: if the seat is taken, then move to the next available seat.

A technique or process that manages complexity in a program or computer system. Abstraction "hides" details or removes duplication, allowing the programmer to focus on high-level considerations and functions rather than the rules of a programming language.

A set of steps to accomplish a task. An algorithm can be expressed in many kinds of notation, such as natural language, pseudocode, and flowcharts. Algorithms are essential to the way computers process data, because they contain the specific instructions for what a computer or program does.

A software application, especially one that a user downloads to a mobile device.

a set of program routines, protocols, and tools that facilitates communication with a client app that is designed specifically for the server. A client computer program can send instructions to the server and get data from the server through this.

A type of data structure that can store a fixed number of elements, as long as they are all the same data type. Arrays are a lot like lists.

A sequential and prioritized list of what needs to be done to create the app the user wants. The list can be technical requirements or user centric in the form of user stories.

One of two values, such as "true" or "false".

A style of writing file names that avoids spaces and other characters and differentiates words based on capitalization. For example, LastnameFirstname.

A set of program instructions.

A function or artifact in an app that you can add in Design view of MIT App Inventor. Examples are: Canvas, Camera, Label, Slider, Sound, Horizontal arrangement, Button.

A programming statement that evaluates a true/false Boolean expression to determine the next steps in a program

An action or occurrence that happens during runtime that will trigger a response or behavior by the software.

a control block that looks for inputs or events to know when to perform a specific action.

A type of statement that makes sure that all items are included. For example, "1-3" includes 1, 2, and 3.

A process of repeating a set of instructions a specified number of times or until a condition is met. Also known as a loop.

A sequence of instructions that continually repeats until a condition is met. Also known as an iteration

A structured collaborative process in which two people create code together, each with a specific role. The "driver" types at the keyboard and the "navigator" directs the code creation based on the requirements of the development.