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Dona'van B. U1 - 1-3

Unit 1 Lessons 1-3

TermDefinition
Editor The large window where we type our codes ( on the left)
Line Number The number at the beginning of each line
Run After we type our code, we click the '' run'' button to execute the program
Ethic The moral principal applied to a person action
Plagiarism using someone else's work and saying it your own
Problem solver A person who take all the information, resource at hand to find solution
Perseverance To do something even if it takes a long time fill with difficulty
Growth mindset To do something even if you might fail or have difficult in the way
Fixed mindset if you would to fail you would keep trying til you get it right
Debugging The process of looking for and solving problems in a code and program
Facilitating Answer a question with an question
Constrictive criticism Suggesting improvement or questioning a decision in an healthy and supportive manner
type A general classification of data that describe how it is intended to be used
List A collection of objects of the same type; contain square bracket and the objects are separated by commas
empty list A loss with no objects inside EX: []
Function A predefined process applied to an input to produce an output
Input An expression or object that is passed to an function
Output An expression or object that result from what the function does to the input
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