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Learning to Program with ALICE Chapter 6 key terms

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Conditional expression   evaluate to being either true or false. In Alice the “If/Else” statement is used to do this.  
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Relational operators   (<, >, <=, >=, !=, ==)  
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Logical operators   (and, or, not)  
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Boolean expression   the part of a conditional expression that actually compares two items using either relational operators of logical operators.  
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Conditional execution   one of the two possible branches taken when an If statement resolves to either true or false.  
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If/Else statement   a block of program code that allows for the conditional execution f that code.  
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Abstraction   reduces and factors out details so that we can focus on one or a few main concepts at a time.  
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Return statement   found in a function and will return a value that is the same as the definition of the function.  
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Function   returns a value when used in a program statement.  
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Integer   a whole number (has no fractional parts)  
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Range   a set of consecutive numbers that are defined by a minimum and maximum value.  
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Random number   a set of numbers used in a computer program that does not repeat and has no recognizable pattern.  
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