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Mod 2UNIT-1 AVOC 2

Mod 2-UNIT 1 VOCABULARY ASSIGNMENT 22

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SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT Process by which a company, team, or individual devices and implements an overall plan to create a new software
CODE Used as the basis for the applications that you use on your computing device
PROGRAM A sequence of instructions for your computer
PSEUDOCODE Writing out the steps as a simple list and start to develop code blocks to support the programs functions
SUBROUTINES A set of instructions designed to perform a frequently used operation within a program
RETURN To bring or put back to a certain point
CONDITIONAL STATEMENT Part of the code only executes when certain conditions are true or false
VARIABLES Stores or takes on more than one value during the runtime of a program
FUNCTIONS An activity or purpose natural to or intended for a person or thing
USER INTERFACE The program interacts with
COMMENTS Part of the programming code that are not executed by the computer but that help the developer
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE Logic behind the program
COMPILED PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE Implementations that are typically compliers and not interpreters
MACHINE CODE A computer programming language consisting of binary or hexadecimal instructions which a computer can respond to directly
INTERPRETER A program that can analyze and execute a program line by line
QUERY LANGUAGE Designed to retrieve specific records from a dataset
ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE A low-level symbolic code converted by an assembler
MARKUP LANGUAGE Not programming language but a means of making data in a document accessible to a program
IDENTIFIER Used in a program to access a program element, such as stored value
VARIABLES A data item that may take on more than one value during the runtime of a program
CONSTANTS A specific identifier that contains a value that cannot be changed within the program
ARRAY A multidimensional order of arrangements all for stored data
VECTORS Can grow or shrink in size as elements are added or removed
CONDITION Only reason for creating a branch
LOOP They deviate from the initial program path according to some sort of logic condition
PROCEDURE An official way of doing something or another term for subroutine
FUNCTION Checks that the user had entered a number
ATTRIBUTES Values and data types that define the object
METHODS Defines what you can do to an object
PROOERTIES Attributes that are associated with something
SCRIPT A smaller piece of code than a program
SINGLE-PLATFORM SOFTWARE Model produces software that is optimized for a particular platform
APPS-SOFTWARE Being supplemented with software written for touch-based mobile devices and operating systems
WEB APPLICATION Software that is ran from a web server
INSTALLED LOCALLY Traditional pc type software is installed locally to the computers hard drive
INSTALLED TO A NETWORK SERVER A virtual application allowing data files to be saved on the network and is a lot easier to access
CLOUD HOSTED MODEL Clients have to connect to the applications servers over the internet
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