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Understanding Computer Programming

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It is a set of specific instructions that tells the computer what to do.

a)

Coding

b)

Programming

c)

Program

2.

It is the process of creating a set of instructions that tell a computer how to perform a task.

a)

Coding

b)

Program

c)

Programming

3.

It is one of a an algorithm development that is used to describe how an algorithm should work, to explain a process to a less-technical users and design code in a group setting.

a)

Flowchart

b)

Algorithm Development

c)

Problem Definition and Analysis

d)

Pseudocode

4.

It is a diagram that represents the algorithm. It contains various shapes connected by arrows.

a)

Flowchart

b)

Algorithm Development

c)

Problem Definition and Analysis

d)

Pseudocode

5.

In this phase we determine the problem, need, and output of the problem.

a)

Algorithm Development

b)

Problem Definition and Analysis

c)

Coding

d)

Testing and Debugging

6.

This is the final step, that allows the users involves that actively using the program to check for some improvements.

a)

Testing and Debugging

b)

Coding

c)

Maintenance

d)

Algorithm Development

7.

Programming language that was created in 1991 by Guido Van Rossum. It is used for web and software development, and web-based applications.

a)

Javascript

b)

HTML

c)

Phyton

d)

CSS

8.

A certain set of instructions is repeated or looped in a certain number of times. What basic control structure is this?

a)

Sequential Structure

b)

Conditional Structure

c)

Iterative Structure

9.

One of the cotrol structure that involve decisions or conditions before they are executed.

a)

Sequential Structure

b)

Conditional Structure

c)

Iterative Structure

10.

It follows a steps that execute in sequence are represented by symbols that follow each other top to bottom. One of the simplest in all control structure.

a)

Sequential Structure

b)

Conditional Structure

c)

Iterative Structure