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Section 2: Prog

Programming

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High-level programming language A language that has English-like keywords and commands to express the basic constructs of sequence, selection (decision) and repetition (iteration)
Variable A value that might change while the program is running
Identifier A unique name given to a variable, a procedure, a function, etc.
Integer division Returns only the whole number part of a division eg DIV
Compiler A program that translates source code into executable object code
Global variable A variable declared at the beginning of a program and accessible from anywhere in the program
Local variable A variable declared in a program block (procedure/function) and accessible only within the program block (procedure/function)
Constant A value that does not change while the program is running
Integer A whole number
Real number A number with a decimal point and fractional part
String A sequence of zero or more characters
Character Any letter, numeral or symbol in the given character set, such as the ASCII character set
Boolean data Can be one of two possible values, true or false
Array A fixed data structure containing a series of items of the same data type referred to by a single identifier.
Record A user defined data structure that groups a number of variables or potentially different data types
Field A variable that is part of a record
Enumerated type An ordered set of values
Ordinal type Defines an ordered set of values such as integer, character, Boolean and enumerated types; real numbers are not of ordinal type
Set A collection of values of the same ordinal type with no associated order
Function A routine that is called as part of an expression and returns a value
Procedure A routine that may or may not return a value; a procedure call is a statement in its own right, not part of an expression
Text file A sequence of printable characters organised line by line; it can be opened and read in a text editor
CSV file Comma separated values file; a text file with one record per line and the fields of each record are separated by commas
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