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Section 1

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Open-sourced code

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Code that is available for developing on other platforms, not just those designed by Apple.

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for

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keyword for writing a for loop

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{ }

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indicates that this line of code is a condition

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( )

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indicates that this line of code is a command

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moveForward( )

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Example of a command

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Swift

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Newest programming language from Apple that's used to create apps.

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for i in 1...4

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Example of a for loop

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Coding

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Telling the computer what to do.

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if/else statements

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one or the other is DEFINITELY true

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Debugging

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The process of identifying and fixing the error.

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Command

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A specific action for the computer to perform.

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Conditional code

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Code that runs when specific conditions are true

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onAGem{ }

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Example of a condition

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if

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keyword for writing conditional code

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Sequence

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The order in which the commands are given.

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func

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keyword for naming a function

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Function

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A collection of commands grouped together and given a name. The set of commands can then be run with just the name of the function whenever that set is needed.

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if/else if statements

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one or none may be true

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Developers

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People who write code to build their own apps and games.

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Algorithm

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a process or set of rules to be followed in calculations or other problem-solving operations, especially by a computer.

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func turnRight( )

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Example of naming a function

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Bug

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An error in your code.

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For loop

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Runs a block of code over and over for a set number of times.

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