A text-based alternative to representing algorithms and is simplified form of programming code.

The process of breaking a complex problem down into smaller, more manageable parts.

A value that does not change while the program is running and is assigned when the program is designed.

A named memory location that holds data that can be changed.

The process of following different pathways based upon a condition.

This is the repetition of programming code a set number of times or until a certain result has been achieved.

A value that does not change while the program is running and is assigned when the program is designed.

The process of executing one instruction after another in order.

A graphical method for representing the steps in an algorithm using a combination of symbols.

The process of following different pathways based upon a condition.

This is the repetition of programming code a set number of times or until a certain result has been achieved.

The process of executing one instruction after another in order.

The process of breaking a complex problem down into smaller, more manageable parts.

A value that does not change while the program is running and is assigned when the program is designed.

The process of removing unnecessary details and including only the relevant details.

A named memory location that holds data that can be changed.

Altering the behaviour of a variable from one data type to another (e.g. integer to a string).

A text-based alternative to representing algorithms and is a simplified form of programming code.

A graphical method for representing the steps in an algorithm using a combination of symbols.

The process of breaking a complex problem down into smaller, more manageable parts.

A single alphanumeric character.

A whole number, positive or negative and is only used for data that requires calculations.

A sequence of characters used for all data that is not involved in calculations.

Used to store a True or False statement within a variable.

A single alphanumeric character.

A whole number, positive or negative and is only used for data that requires calculations.

A sequence of characters used for all data that is not involved in calculations.

Used to store a True or False statement within a variable.

A single alphanumeric character.

A whole number, positive or negative and is only used for data that requires calculations.

A sequence of characters used for all data that is not involved in calculations.

Used to store a True or False statement within a variable.

A value that does not change while the program is running and is assigned when the program is designed.

This is the repetition of programming code a set number of times or until a certain result has been achieved.

Altering the behaviour of a variable from one data type to another (e.g. integer to a string).

Understandable by humans but must be compiled before being understood by the computer.

Altering the behaviour of a variable from one data type to another (e.g. integer to a string).

A text-based alternative to representing algorithms and is a simplified form of programming code.

A graphical method for representing the steps in an algorithm using a combination of symbols.

The process of breaking a complex problem down into smaller, more manageable parts.

A text-based alternative to representing algorithms and is simplified form of programming code.

The process of breaking a complex problem down into smaller, more manageable parts.

A value that does not change while the program is running and is assigned when the program is designed.

A named memory location that holds data that can be changed.

This type of error will produce an unexpected output but won’t stop the program running.

This is a type of error that breaks the rules of the programming language and will not allow the program to run.

The process of removing unnecessary details and including only the relevant details.

This type of error will cause the program to crash while it’s running because of an illegal error.

A single alphanumeric character.

A whole number, positive or negative and is only used for data that requires calculations.

A sequence of characters used for all data that is not involved in calculations.

Used to store a True or False statement within a variable.

The process of executing one instruction after another in order.

It can be thought of as a variable that can contain more than one data item (e.g. a list of names).

A graphical method for representing the steps in an algorithm using a combination of symbols.

A named memory location that holds data that can be changed.

A sequence of characters used for all data that is not involved in calculations.

A named memory location that holds data that can be changed.

It’s similar to a table with two sets of indexes (one for the rows and another for the columns).

A value that does not change while the program is running and is assigned when the program is designed.

A graphical method for representing the steps in an algorithm using a combination of symbols.

The process of following different pathways based upon a condition.

This is the repetition of programming code a set number of times or until a certain result has been achieved.

The process of executing one instruction after another in order.

A single alphanumeric character.

The act of manipulating, extracting or changing the characters in a sequence.

A value that does not change while the program is running and is assigned when the program is designed.

A sequence of characters used for all data that is not involved in calculations.

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Compares each item with the next one and swaps them if they are out of order.

Starting from the beginning of a data set, each item is checked in turn to see if it is the one being searched for.

Creates two or more identical sub-problems from the largest problem and solves them individually.

Calculate a mid-point in the data set and check if that is the item to be found.

Compares each item with the next one and swaps them if they are out of order.

Starting from the beginning of a data set, each item is checked in turn to see if it is the one being searched for.

Creates two or more identical sub-problems from the largest problem and solves them individually.

Calculate a mid-point in the data set and check if that is the item to be found.

Compares each item with the next one and swaps them if they are out of order.

Starting from the beginning of a data set, each item is checked in turn to see if it is the one being searched for.

Creates two or more identical sub-problems from the largest problem and solves them individually.

Calculate a mid-point in the data set and check if that is the item to be found.

Understandable by humans but must be compiled before being understood by the computer.

Used to store a True or False statement within a variable.

Altering the behaviour of a variable from one data type to another (e.g. integer to a string).

This is the repetition of programming code a set number of times or until a certain result has been achieved.

Used to store a True or False statement within a variable.

Checking data input by the user meets specific criteria/rules before processing.

The process of executing one instruction after another in order.

This type of error will produce an unexpected output but won’t stop the program from running.

Decision

Terminal (Start/Stop)

Process

Output

Decision

Terminal (Start/Stop)

Process

Output