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Kamryn B. - U1: 1-3

TermDefinition
Editor The large window where we type our code
Line Numbers The number at the beginning of each line
Run The big green button that executes the program
Output Panel Shows results at a successful code (top right)
Console contains error messages (bottom right)
Editor Keys A button that displays a list of shortcut keys
Comment two dashes and space (-- ) marks lines that are ignored by the computer, for comments with several lines use { - comment - }
Definitions equal sign separating the word that's being defined ex: Cow= a Animal
Keywords Special words used to modify the way a computer program works (Bold face)
a. Import adds functionality by using code that others wrote (libraries)
b. Program activated when you click run
c. Where block of code that can only be used in the line immediately above it
Identifiers names of variables or functions
Operators math symbols +, -, *, and /
Punctuation [ ] used for lists - ( ) used for tuples and arguments - , used for separate elements in lists and tuples
Literal Data includes numbers like 1 or text that's enclosed in double quotes like "chuck wagon"
Ethics Moral principles applied to a person's actions
Plagiarism an act of passing someone's work as our own
Problem Solver A thinker that takes all of the resources and knowledge to develop solutions
Perseverance the act of continuing to do something that's difficult
Growth Mindset The belief that you can grow through perseverance and resilience
Debugging the process of fixing errors in a code/program
Facilitating Questions Questions that are used to guide convos rather than give answers
Constructive Criticism Suggesting improvements or question something without being mean
Specification A statement at the top of an input panel that specifies that purpose of the program (written as a comment)
Documentation A description of all the available libraries for your reference
Library A collection of predefined funtions
Import Statement Using the keyword 'Imput' followed by the name of the library being imputed
Hanging Indent Formatting of a paragraph, situation or definition for which all lines except the first are indented
Header the specification, name and date, and import statement
Body The actual code *must include program!!!
Type a general classification of data that describes how it is intended to be used
List a collection of objects of the same type; must contain square brackets and the objects are separated by commas
Empty List A list with no objects inside [ ]
Signatures Shortened version of something
Function A predefined process applied to an imput to produce an output
Input An expression or object that is passed to a function
Output An expression or object that results from what the function does to that imput
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