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Section 1

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Program

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An algorithm that has been coded into something that can be run by a machine.

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Event

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An action that causes something to happen.

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Browsing

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Going to different websites on the internet and looking around. A bit like window shopping, but on the internet instead of in a shop.

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Chat

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This allows users from all over the globe to communicate in real time.

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Blog

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An online journal or diary and a very popular current method of sharing your thoughts with the world.

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JPG

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A type of file used for images, especially photographs. Images used on web pages work best as jpg or gif.

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Hyperlink

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A hyperlink is a link from one web page to another, either on the same site or another one.

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Debugging

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Finding and fixing errors in programs.

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Script

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A piece of code that creates a specific function on a website.

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Trojan Horse

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A type of virus that arrives posing as something harmless and infects a computer by getting the user to activate it.

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GIF

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A type of file used for images, especially animated graphics and line-drawn images.

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Internet

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A group of computers and servers that are connected to each other.

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Code

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Everything is coded in one way or another to achieve the exact look, layout and functions.

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Loop

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Instructions that are completed while the condition is true

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Algorithm

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A sequence of logical instructions for carrying out a task.

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LAN

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Local Area Network. A method of connecting a small network of computers to each other.

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Email

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The internet equivalent to post and mail, email is an encoded message that is sent instantly to someone else's computer.

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Virus

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A computer program that reproduces itself and that is frequently malicious

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Cyber-bullying

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Harming or harassing via information technology networks.

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Copyright

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Rights that prevent copying work without the owner's permission.

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HTML

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Hyper Text Markup Language. This is the base language that is used for creating websites.

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Security

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Protecting your data.

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Binary

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A way of representing information using only two options - 0 and 1.

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Digital Citizen

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Someone who acts safely, responsibly, and respectfully online.

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ISP

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Internet Service Provider. The company that provides you with internet access.

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Streaming

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Video data that is sent in pieces and is watched as it downloads.

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Pseudocode

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Instructions for a program written in plain English

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Cookie

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A small piece of information that certain websites store on your computer when you visit them.

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Domain

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A person or organisation's unique space on the internet.

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Address Bar

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The white bar towards the top of your computer screen. It will normally have something typed in it that starts with "http://".

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Abstraction

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Pulling out specific differences to make one solution work for multiple problems.

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Bug

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An error in a computer program that causes it to fail.

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URL

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Uniform Resource Locator. The full address of a webpage.

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Navigation

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Navigation refers to the system that allows visitors to a website to move around that site.

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Download

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When you transfer information from a website or server to your computer.

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Variable

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A location capable of storing temporary data within a program.

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Spam

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Junk mail, normally sent out in bulk and normally with no regard as to whether you want to receive it or not.

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Syntax

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The structure of statements in a computer language.

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