Exam 2: Understanding Structure
Exam 1: An Overview of Computers and Logic50 Questions
Exam 2: Understanding Structure50 Questions
Exam 3: Making Decisions50 Questions
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Exam 5: Arrays50 Questions
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In a ____ structure,you continue to repeat actions while a condition is true.
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Years ago,programmers could avoid using structure by inserting a ____ statement into their pseudocode.
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With a(n)____ structure,you perform an action or task,and then you perform the next action in order.
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All logic problems can be solved using only the three structures-____.
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Structured programs can be easily broken down into routines or ____ that can be assigned to any number of programmers.
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Most newer computer languages are unstructured and use syntax that lets you deal efficiently with sequence,selection,and looping.
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The purpose of the ____ input step is to control the upcoming loop.
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Placing a structure within another structure is called ____.
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The following pseudocode is an example of a ____ structure. if firstNumber is bigger than secondNumber then
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Print secondNumber
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Programs that use ____ code are so difficult to alter that when improvements are required,developers often find it easier to abandon the existing program and start from scratch.
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