A list of data displayed and/or saved when a computer crashes
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function
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group of instructions given for a certain result
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domain
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internet location registered with UNC
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HTML
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Hypertext Markup Language, a standardized system for tagging text files to achieve font, color, graphic, and hyperlink effects on World Wide Web pages.
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string
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list of info
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binary
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number system based on 2
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upload
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process of transferring a file to the cloud
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hyperlink
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quick access to a file
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Algorithm
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a step-by-step procedure for solving a problem
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procedure
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A routine or a sub-routine in a software program
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glitch
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An issue in a program that occurs because of faulty programming
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branch
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Programming statements that allow decisions to be made so that different branches of program code may be executed
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CSS
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Cascading Style Sheets contain hierarchical information about how the content of a web page will be rendered in a browser.
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parse
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Collecting data and converting it to another form
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event
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An action that occurs as a result of user input
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Javascript
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language used to add special effects to a website
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batch
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list of commands in an operation to fulfill a certain command
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operation
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function programmed to be performed by computer software
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variable
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value that varies according to the input
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debug
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revising any errors in your code
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hexadecimal
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number system based on 16
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data mining
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process of analyzing data found on the internet to find info about another
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freeware
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software developed and given for free
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loop
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A process of repeating a set of instructions in a computer program
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malware
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software developed by malicious matter
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array
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group of related data that is grouped into one value
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compile
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process of writing an executable program from code written for a purpose
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cloud
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a storage place on the internet, rather then your computer