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ZariE. U1 - 1-3

Unit 1 Lessons 1-3

TermDefinition
Algorithm A list of steps to finish a take
Bug Part of the algorithm that doesn't work
Comment To make a statement on something
Operator A person who works on devices or something
Punctuation When you use a symbol to describe the meaning of a sentence
Keywords special words that are used to modify the way a computer program works (boldface)
Editor The large window where we type our code(on the left)
Line numbers The number at the beginning of each line
Run After we type our code,we click the "Run" button to execute the program
Output Panel Shows end result of a successful code(top right)
Console Box contains error messages(bottom right)
Editor Keys The button when clicked, displays a list of Shortcut Keys
Comments Begins with two dashes and a space( -- ) they mark lines that are ignored by the computer for comments with several lines use (-comment-)
Definitions Have an = separating the word that is being defined at the left of the = from the right of the ==
Program The line of code that's activated when you click run(line where CodeWorld starts reading)
Where Block of code that can only be used with the immediately above it
Identifiers Names of variables/functions
Operators Math symbols
Punctuation {} square brackets used for lists () used for tuples and arguments , used to separate things we are listing
Literal Data Includes #'s such as 1 or text that's enclosed in double quotes like "CHUCK WAGON''
Ethics The moral principles applied to a persons actions
Plagiarism The unethical at of passing off someone else's work as your own
Problem Solver A thinker that takes all of the knowledge and resources at hand to design solutions
Perseverance The act of continuing to attempt something difficult even if it takes a long time to succeed,often after many failures
Growth Mindset The belief that you can learn and grow through perseverance and resilience
Debugging The process of searching for identifying errors in a code/program
Facilitating Questions Questions that are used to guide conversation rather than provide answers
Constructive Criticism Suggesting improvements or questioning a decision in a healthy and supportive manner
Specification A statement at the top of the input panel that specifies the purpose of the program(as a comment so it is ignored by the program)
Documentation A description of the lists of libraries for my reference
Library A collection of predefined functions
Import Statement Using the keyword Import followed by the name of the library being imported. Once the library is imported into the code, the programmer can use any function defined in that library
Hanging Indent Formatting of a paragraph citation, or definition for which all lines except the first are indented
Header The specification, name and date, and import statement
Body Where the actual code is.*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 : it must contain {} and the objects are separated by commas
Empty Lists A list with no objects inside {}
Signatures Shortened version of something
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