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Cards (17)

Section 1

(17 cards)

World Wide Web

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www runs on the internet

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Give examples of compile-time (syntax), run-time, and logical errors.

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Compile-time: forgetting a semi-colon; typing a brace instead of a parenthesis Run-time: dividing by zero Logical: The output displays Hello Word instead of Hello World

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If a program is not using whitespace properly, the program is not indented and spaced in a readable form, but

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will work properly regardless of the spacing.

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What does it mean to say Java is case-sensitive?

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Writing a word in the Java text like String or string are different. Creating an identifier Happy is different than HAPPY.

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What is another name for the brain of the computer?

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CPU

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What does the string concatenation operator, the plus sign (+)

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string concatenation operator, the plus sign (+), allows you to add one string to another.

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How many distinct items or values can 1 bit hold, 2 bits, 3 bits...

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n bits = 2^n items

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What cycle do computers continuously follow?

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fetch-decode-execute

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java

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object oriented

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comments

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do not effect the program

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An if statement is used in Java code to:

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execute certain statements based on the value of a variable

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compiling is the process by which:

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program code is translated into machine code

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print.ln

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out put is on different lines

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What is a byte?

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One byte equals 8 bits.

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print

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output is on the same line

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Is RAM or ROM volatile? What does it mean to be volatile?

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RAM. If the power is turned off or lost, you lose what is stored in the RAM.

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What characters are allowed in identifiers?

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Numbers Letters $ _ (underscore)

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