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CS Unit 3

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Data Information that can be used or processed.
Analog Data Data that humans sense in the real world (like sound or temperature).
Digital Data Data that computers can store and use, like numbers or bits.
Bit Short for binary digit, represents 0 or 1
Byte A group of eight bits
Nibble A group of four bits
Base 10 System Numbers based on powers of ten
Base 2 System Numbers based on powers of two, also known as binary numbering system.
String A sequence of characters surrounded by quotes, e.g., “Hello”.
Integer A whole number without a decimal point, e.g., 1963.
Chatbot A program designed to simulate conversation with human users.
Variable A named storage for data in a program- paired with a symbolic name containing a value.
Assignment Operator (=) Used to assign a value to a variable.
F-String A formatted string allowing easy variable inclusion within text. Enclosed with curly brackets { }.
Underscore Method Naming convention using underscores between words, e.g., player_name.
Camel Case Naming convention capitalizing each word except the first, e.g., playerName.
Hardware All the physical components of a computer.
Software The programs and applications that tell the hardware what to do.
Monitor A screen used to output information to the user.
Operating system Used to do basic operations in a computing system
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