Horatio is interested in computer programming languages, but he has very little experience in using them. Which type of programming language should he explore because it is easier to learn, use, read and modify?

Which type of programming error causes a program to stop loading or executing?

Which term is also used to describe the selection control structure?

What enables a programmer to determine the order in which instructions are executed, as well as the number of times (or even if) an instruction is executed?

Using short informal phrases to describe program functions (such as "if total is more than 10, add discount") is called:

Which term describes the testing method used by programmers to work through program code by hand using a pencil and paper?

Which type of programming is designed by breaking problems into smaller, logical problems to make them easier to execute?

Which variable data type is used to store a whole number that does not contain a decimal?

Which of the following best defines the term "algorithm"?

Aaron would like to create a program that allows the user to find the average of five numbers. He has asked for your help. Here is the pseudocode Aaron has written:

After examining the code, you determine that:

Julia has an idea. She wants to use a computer to create a list of daily "to-do" suggestions based on the previous activity on her calendar. To create this, she needs to develop a set of instructions to tell the computer what to-do to accomplish this task. This is known as:

Consider the following code. The instruction code shown is an example of high-level:

Which term describes the various characteristics of an object, such as size, color and type?

Which term describes a series of zeros and ones that represent the basic unit of data that a computer processes?

Elsa is programming a robot to move from her front door to her room. The robot will not be remote controlled and does not have any sensors to "see" its environment. She must program the robot with clear movements that start at her front door, then move down the hall, then turn into her room and finally stop. Which term describes this program?

Consider the following example:

Problem: Tara has 15 tickets. Dean has 10 tickets. Tara gives Dean 2 tickets. How many more tickets does Tara have than Dean?

Solution:

Tara's tickets: 15

Subtract 2 tickets from Tara's total tickets:

15- 2 = 13

Dean 's tickets: 10

Add 2 tickets to Dean's tickets:

10 + 2 = 12

Subtract Tara's total tickets from Dean's total tickets:

13 - 12 =1

Answer: Tara has one more ticket than Dean.

Which term describes the instructions presented in this example?

Which term is used to describe the use of zeroes and ones in a sequence to represent data?

The robotics team has created a solid design that can physically accomplish all of their tasks for competition. Now they must create the program that will control the robot. The code could be massive and be difficult for them to write and for the computer to execute. They decide to break problems into smaller, logical problems to make them easier to execute. Which type of programming is this?

Jackson is creating a program that asks users four random questions. The question list is 20 questions long. He wants the program to ask the first random question, remove it from the list, and then ask another, remove it and repeat until only four questions are asked. Which control structure is Jackson using?

Which term describes the testing method used by programmers to work through program code by hand using a pencil and paper?

Using short informal phrases to describe program functions (such as "if total is more than 10, add discount") is called: