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Sections 2-1 to 2-5 Vocabulary Quiz |
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When something is broken or does not work as intended in a software program. |
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Algorithm |
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Contains the instructions that define the appearance and movement of an object. |
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Aurgument |
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What an object is called after it is added to the scene. |
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Bug |
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- Procedures that are created by the programmer. |
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Class |
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- Characteristics of an instance, such as color, opacity, or position in the world. |
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Comments |
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- A set of instructions, or programmed code, for how the object should perform a task. |
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Control statements |
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- Define how programming statements are executed in the program. |
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Debugging |
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- Computes and answers a question about an object. |
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Declared Procedures |
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- A value that the procedure uses to complete its task. |
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Functions |
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- A list of actions to perform a task or solve a problem. |
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Inheritance |
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- The process of putting one thing inside of another. |
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Instance |
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- Numbers generated by the computer with no pattern in their sequence. |
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Nesting |
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- When each subclass object receives the methods and properties of its superclass. |
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Procedural Abstraction |
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- The process of looking at programming code, identifying repetitive programming statements, and extracting them into their own methods in order to make the code easier to understand and reuse. |
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Procedure |
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Properties |
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