Exam 2: Principles of Programming and Software Engineering
Exam 1: Review of Java Fundamentals60 Questions
Exam 2: Principles of Programming and Software Engineering60 Questions
Exam 3: Recursion: the Mirrors60 Questions
Exam 4: Data Abstraction: The Walls60 Questions
Exam 5: Linked Lists60 Questions
Exam 6: Problem Solving With Abstract Data Types60 Questions
Exam 7: Stacks60 Questions
Exam 8: Queues60 Questions
Exam 9: Advanced Java Topics60 Questions
Exam 10: Algorithm Efficiency and Sorting60 Questions
Exam 11: Trees60 Questions
Exam 12: Tables and Priority Queues60 Questions
Exam 13: Advanced Implementations of Tables60 Questions
Exam 14: Graphs60 Questions
Exam 15: External Methods30 Questions
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A(n)______ is a construct that can be defined to store a collection of data.
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During the design phase of the software life cycle,the program is divided into ______.
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The first phase of the life cycle of software is the ______ phase.
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What are the four parts necessary to proving that a loop is correctly implemented?
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A set of objects that have the same type is called a(n)______.
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If two programs perform the same task,then the faster program is always better.
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The syntax errors of a program are removed during the ______ phase of the program's life cycle.
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The cost of software includes the consequences of the software not behaving correctly.
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A module indicates that an error has occurred by catching an exception.
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During the ______ phase of the software life cycle,formal methods may be used to prove the correctness of an algorithm.
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A(n)______ is a condition that is always true at a particular point in an algorithm.
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