Exam 10: Behind the Scenes: Software Programming

A loop decision point for an algorithm consists of three features: an initial value, a set of actions to be performed, and a(n) ________.

Scratch and App Inventor are considered ________ programming languages.

A(n) ________ is a set of specific, sequential steps that describe in natural language exactly what a computer program must do to complete its task.

When writing code, a(n) ________ is a special tool that helps programmers as they enter the code, highlighting keywords and alerting the programmers to typos.

________ is a subset of Visual Basic.

The flowchart shape for a binary decision is a(n) ________.

A data-flow diagram provides a visual representation of an algorithm.

An integrated development environment (IDE) is a ________.

Prolog is an example of a fourth-generation programming language.

A(n) ________ plan lists specific input numbers that the programmers would typically expect the user to enter.

When a large project begins, a programmer can build a(n) ________, which is a small model of what the final program will look like when it is finished.

HTML uses ________ to provide a browser instructions on how to display and format the document.

In ________ generation languages, problems are presented as a series of facts or constraints instead of as a specific algorithm.

SQL stands for ________.

In object-oriented terms, a new, modified class is called the ________ class.

The keywords used in programming languages that use decisions to redirect the flow of a program are called ________.

Most Android apps are written in ________.

________ decision making means that the page can decide how to display itself based on the choices the reader makes.

Most browsers can execute Java ________, which are small Java-based programs.