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WorksheetsCoding Vocabulary
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 2hrs 55mins
Statement
a single line of code that performs an action
when the computer encounters something unexpected in your code
box where we type our code
error
Program
Prints prompt inside ( ) to console, waits for user input, and returns input as a string
process of storing information in a variable
the message that appears in the console when an error occurs
a set of step by step instructions that does a specific task
OUTPUT
a storage container for information (data)
information a program gives to the user, such as text
series of letters, numbers, and symbols surrounded by double quotation marks
a code line ignored by the computer; used as notes
SYNTAX
a storage container for information (data)
information a program gives to the user, such as text
exact spelling, symbols, and order of the code
box where the computer prints output and the user can type input
EDITOR
process of storing information in a variable
Used instead of spaces in variable names
Prints value inside ( ) to console
box where we type our code
CONSOLE
a single line of code that performs an action
box where the computer prints output and the user can type input
information a program gives to the user, such as text
the message that appears in the console when an error occurs
INPUT
a set of step by step instructions that does a specific task
information a program receives from a user
Stores the value on the right (y) in the variable on the left (x)
Used instead of spaces in variable names
STRING
a code line ignored by the computer; used as notes
series of letters, numbers, and symbols surrounded by double quotation marks
when the computer encounters something unexpected in your code
process of storing information in a variable
COMMENT
a box where we type our code
a code line ignored by the computer; used as notes
exact spelling, symbols, and order of the code
a set of step by step instructions that does a specific task
HEADER COMMENT
"""
()
+
=
What shows up on the screen when you get an error?
(a)
ERROR MESSAGE
when the computer encounters something unexpected in your code
box where we type our code
a set of step by step instructions that does a specific task
the message that appears in the console when an error occurs
VARIABLE
box where the computer prints output and the user can type input
a storage container for information (data)
information a program gives to the user, such as text
information a program gives to the user, such as text
ASSIGNMENT
exact spelling, symbols, and order of the code
process of storing information in a variable
information a program receives from a user
a set of step by step instructions that does a specific task
True or false: Concatenation joins 2 strings together.
(a)
() (Parentheses)
Surrounds/designates strings
Designates the rest of the current line as a comment
Prints value inside ( ) to console
Encloses information in functions like print() and input()
"" (Double Quotation Marks) ""
Used instead of spaces in variable names
Stores information from the right in a variable on the left
Surrounds/designates strings
the message that appears in the console when an error occurs
# (Hashtag/Number Sign)
Stores the value on the right (y) in the variable on the left (x)
Prints value inside ( ) to console
Encloses information in functions like print() and input()
Designates the rest of the current line as a comment
_ (Underscore)
Designates the rest of the current line as a comment
Used instead of spaces in variable names
error message
concatenation
= (Assignment Operator)
Stores information from the right in a variable on the left
Surrounds/designates strings
a storage container for information (data)
box where we type our code
print() (Output)
input
error message
Prints value inside ( ) to console
assignment
True or false: input()-prints prompt inside () to console, waits for user input
(a)
x = y (Assignment)
Surrounds/designates strings
Designates the rest of the current line as a comment
Encloses information in functions like print() and input()
Stores the value on the right (y) in the variable on the left (x)
