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CS53 Midterm

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Coding _ also known as coding guidelines or programming style guides, are rules and conventions that developers follow when writing code. Standards
An ___ Coding standard refers to coding guidelines that are accessible to the public, allowing for community collaboration and input. Open
A ___ Coding standard refers to coding rules enforced within a company Closed
A software design approach that emphasizes separation of concerns, maintainability, and testability. Clean Architecture
Dependencies point inward; inner layers don't rely on outer layers Clean Architecture
The ___ layer contains the core business logic for example domain objects and rules. Entity
The ___ layer contains the application workflows and services and interactors of the code. Use Cases / Application
The ___ layer contains data conversion like controllers, presenters, and gateways. Interface Adapters
The ___ layer contains external systems such as the UI, Database, APIs, and messaging. Frameworks and Drivers
Handles user interaction and sends requests to the application layer Presentation Layer
Contains business logic orchestrating how entities interact. Application / Use cases layer
Core business models; independent of frameworks and technologies Domain / Entities Layer
Implements external dependencies like databases, web APIs, or file systems. Infrastructure Layer
___ Tools used by developers to design, develop, test, and maintain software Programming Tools
Help improve productivity, code quality, collaboration, and project management Programming Tools
Write, Debug, and manage code efficiently IDE (Integrated Development Environments)
Track changes, collaborate on code Version Control Systems
Automate compilation and deployment Build Tools
Unit, Integration, and API testing Testing tools
Detect and fix errors in code Debugging tools
Create and maintain project documentation Documentation Tools
Team communication and project management Collaboration Tools
A small software add-on that extends the functionality of an existing application Extension
A piece of software that can plug into a larger software system to provide additional functionality Plugin
Also known as source control. is the practice of tracking and managing changes to software code. Version Control
are software tools that help software teams manage changes to source code over time. Version Control Systems
A mature actively maintained open source project originally developed in 2005 by Linus Torvalds Git
[GIT / GitHub] is a software Git
[GIT / GitHub] is a service Github
[GIT / GitHub] is a version control system to manage source code history Git
[GIT / GitHub] is a hosting service for ___ repositories Github
[GIT / GitHub] is maintained by linux Git
[GIT / GitHub] is maintained by microsoft Github
[GIT / GitHub] Installed locally on a system Git
[GIT / GitHub] is hosted on the web Github
[GIT / GitHub] has no user management feature Git
[GIT / GitHub] has a built-in user management feature Github
[Git Commands] initialize an existing directory as a Git repository git init
[Git Commands] retrieve an entire repository from a hosted location via URL git clone [URL]
[Git Commands] show modified files in working directory, staged for your next commit git status
[Git Commands] add a file as it looks now to your next commit git add [file]
[Git Commands] unstage a file while retaining the changes in working directory git reset [file]
[Git Commands] difference of what has changed but not staged git diff
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