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sprite Graphic object that may be moved on-screen or otherwise manipulated.
variable (programming) A placeholder in a device’s memory that stores a value a program is using.
data type The type of information stored in a variable. Common data types are Number, String, and Boolean.
initialize To assign a variable its initial, or first, value.
trace table A chart used by programmers to keep track of the values of variables in their program.
trace an algorithm The process of following the flow of an algorithm step-by-step to make sure it works correctly.
assignment statement A line of code that assigns a value to a variable.
problem decomposition To break a problem down into smaller pieces.
pixel Any one of the very small dots that together form the picture on a digital screen. The word pixel is short for picture element.
declare To create a variable in a program and give it a name.
global (variable) A keyword used when declaring a variable. “Global” makes the variable available to all the blocks in the program.
scope of a variable The part of a program where a variable is visible and can be used by the code.
design process A systematic, problem-solving strategy that designers follow to come up with a solution to a problem.
alpha test The earliest stage of game development when the basic features and navigation are tested.
beta test The stage of game development where a limited number of players test the completed features and navigation, and report bugs that need to be fixed before the gold release.
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