Question 1

The algorithm of a module always starts with:

Accepted Answer

A) A flattened ellipse. 
B) The module name and number. 
C) The name of the program. 
D) The name of the developer. 
A) A flattened ellipse. 
B) The module name and number. 
C) The name of the program. 
D) The name of the developer.

Question 2

The IPO chart:

Accepted Answer

A) Separates the data from the required results from the required processing when identifying the problem. 
B) Designates the modules in which the individual processing is completed. 
C) Gives a graphic representation of the solution. 
D) All of the above. 
A) Separates the data from the required results from the required processing when identifying the problem. 
B) Designates the modules in which the individual processing is completed. 
C) Gives a graphic representation of the solution. 
D) All of the above.

Question 3

The equals sign in an assignment statement really means equals to.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

The algorithm of a module always starts with:

The IPO chart:

The equals sign in an assignment statement really means equals to.

General Problem-Solving Concepts

Beginning Problem-Solving Concepts for the Computer

Planning Your Solution

An Introduction to Programming Structure

Problem Solving With Decisions

Problem Solving With Loops

Processing Arrays

Sorting,stacks,and Queues

File Concepts

Linked Lists

Binary Trees

Database Management

Relational Database Management Systems

Concepts of Object Oriented Programming

Object Oriented Program Design

Introduction to Concepts of Game Development Using Object Oriented Programming

Introduction to Assembly Language

Sequential-Access File Applications

Sequential File Updating

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Exam 5: Problem Solving With the Sequential Logic Structure

The algorithm of a module always starts with:

The IPO chart:

The equals sign in an assignment statement really means equals to.

General Problem-Solving Concepts

Beginning Problem-Solving Concepts for the Computer

Planning Your Solution

An Introduction to Programming Structure

Problem Solving With Decisions

Problem Solving With Loops

Processing Arrays

Sorting,stacks,and Queues

File Concepts

Linked Lists

Binary Trees

Database Management

Relational Database Management Systems

Concepts of Object Oriented Programming

Object Oriented Program Design

Introduction to Concepts of Game Development Using Object Oriented Programming

Introduction to Assembly Language

Sequential-Access File Applications

Sequential File Updating

Filters