an ordered list of steps expressed in any spoken language.

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a diagram that shows a sequence of steps using standardized shapes such as rectangles to represent actions, rhombuses to represent decisions, and arrows to show the flow of the algorithm

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a written set of instructions that follow a certain structure. It looks more like code, but cannot be executed by a computer

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a structured set of instructions with special keywords and formatting, that can be interpreted and executed by a computer or digital device.

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The process of solving problems by identifying the tasks required to solve a problem and using algorithms to clearly describe each task.

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 A line of a program code that expresses an action to be carried out. 

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A collection of code statement that performs a specific task when run by a computer.

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To run a program or a single instruction.

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the input variables of a procedure.

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Data that is given to an algorithm during the execution of a program and can affect the results of the algorithm.

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Data or actions produced by an algorithm, including any data sent from a program to a device.

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The duration of time a program is executing, from start to finish.

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An abstraction inside the program that can hold a value. 

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 A combination of variables, operators, or procedure calls that are evaluated and returns a single value.  In Python, it is expressed by an = while AP uses a backwards arrow.

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The kind of data being represented, such as a sequence of characters, an integer, or a true or false value, usually limiting the values allowed for the data.

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The window that displays textual output and also allows the user to type commands that are immediately executed upon pressing the Enter key.

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focuses on the data represented in the problem.

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A repeating portion of an algorithm.

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equal to (numbers only)

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not equal to

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greater than

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less than

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greater than or equal to

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less than or equal to

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An expression that evaluates to either true or false

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calculates the remainder of division

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A decision problem for which an algorithm can be written to produce correct output for all inputs 

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A decision problem for which no algorithm can be constructed that is always capable of providing a correct yes-or-no answer.

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code that will never execute a loop given the existing values of variables.

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code that executes indefinitely given the existing values of variables.

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