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How are programming languages different from spoken languages?
Programming languages are bigger
They are the same
Spoken languages are more exact
Spoken languages are more ambiguous or unclear
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What is the purpose of a function?
To reduce the complexity of a program
To repeat code
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Why do you name a function?
To make is more personable.
So the computer understands what the function does
So the programmer understands what the function does
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Parameters are used when...
You need to repeat the same function over and over
You want to generalize a function and use it different ways
You need to split up a programming task into smaller chunks
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Abstraction in a program allows for ...
Complexity
Simplicity
More lines of code
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Functions are an example of ...
Complexity
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Parameters
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If I wanted to chunk a programming task into smaller pieces, I would use...
Loops
Functions
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