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1.6BugBlaster

PLTW 1.6 Vocab

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backpack A place in the block-programming area where a programmer can choose code to save and take out later to use in another program
bugs A flaw in a computer program that causes the program to produce an incorrect result or behavior.
collapse or expand blocks When you right-click on an event handler and it gets reduced to 1 line of code or right click and return the code to its block form
comments A place where the programmer shares a message about what he did in the code with others
compiler A program that understands if a computer can “read” the code blocks and so it displays a warning count in the bottom left corner of the Blocks Viewer when it cannot
conditional statement Part of a code that performs different actions depending on whether a condition is true or false or a yes/no answer
debug The attempt to find and fix errors in computer hardware or programs.
disabled - the block is gray and “turned off” so that code is skipped.
Do It The Do It command helps you test your code one block at a time.
driver The person who types the code into the computer during pair programming.
enable - the block is “turned on” so that block of code is included
error An incorrect result produced by a computer program.
incrementally Build code a few chunks at a time and test before moving on
live programming Changes made in a program update on the tablet using the MIT Inventor App
navigator The person who reads the directions and reviews each line of code in a computer program as it is typed when two programmers are working together.
Pair programming Two people working together to create a computer program. One person
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