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Emmanuel S. U1 - 1-3

Unit 1 Lessons 1-3

TermDefinition
definitions = sign separating the word that is being defined at the left the head the expression that it stands for at the right the body head=body
keywords special words that are used to modify the way a computer program works. shown in boldface in the editor
import add functionality to your program using code that other people wrote. code is stored in libraries inside the computer.
program Marks the line that is activated when you click the "Run" button. Code World's program starts at the line indicated by the keyword program.
where The start of a block of code that can be used only in the line immediately above it.
identifiers The names of variables or functions.
operators arithmetic (multiplication) and / (division) add and subtraction
punctuation square brackets used to delimit lists, round parentheses, used to delimit tuples and arguments, comma used to separate elements in lists and tuples.
literal data include numbers (1) and text in double quotes("CHUCK WAGON".)
editor The large between the icons and the buttons.
line numbers Numbers at the beginning of each editor line.
run Run means when you execute the program.
comments Comments have two dashes, space, and mark lines that is ignored by the computer. You can also comment out several lines at once by starting with {- and -}
specification top of the input that specifies purpose of program
documentation all available libraries for reference
import statement the keyword import followed by the name of the library being imported once imported it can use any function in library
library predefined functions
hanging indent formatting of a paragraph ,citation, for which all lines except the first are indented
ethics The moral principles of a person's actions.
plagiarism The unethical act of passing off someone else's work as your own.
problem solver A thinker that takes up all the knowledge and resources to design a solution towards a problem.
perseverance The act of continuing to attempt something difficult no matter how many attempts it takes.
growth mindset The belief that you can grow and change as a person through perseverance and resilience.
debugging The process of searching for, identifying, and fixing errors in a code/program
Facilitating questions Questions that are used to guide conversation rather than provide answers
constructive criticism questioning a decision in a healthy and supportive manner
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