A bit of Unit 3 review

A parity bit is part of the original data being transmitted.

What does refactoring mean?

Where is data stored if it needs to persist between uses of the app?

What does "redundant" mean in computer science?

What is the smallest country by land area?

What does an API define?

What happens to data stored in RAM when the app is exited?

What is one method for storing data permanently in a computer?

Why is procedural abstraction useful for code maintenance?

What is the simplest data abstraction in programming?

What is the largest desert in the world?

What is a global variable used for when defining a list?

What is procedural abstraction?

How does procedural abstraction help when modifying a procedure?

How are elements in a list indexed?

Which of the following helps debug in our coding environment?

When should a programmer add comments to a procedure?

What is the largest desert in the world?

What is a comment in programming?

What is a computer bug?

What happens if a single data bit in a parity-protected bit string is flipped (from 1 to 0 or 0 to 1)?

What should a programmer include when acknowledging code from another source?

Which country has the most time zones?

Which of the following best describes the purpose of a parity bit in error detection?

How does procedural abstraction help reduce code complexity?

What is the purpose of an API in programming?

What is the longest river in the world?

What benefit does procedural abstraction provide in terms of code reuse?

Which type of errors are you able to avoid by using block-based coding?

Where is data stored when saved in a Label in MIT App Inventor?

What is the capital of Australia?

Why should programmers add comments to their code?

How should programmers acknowledge collaboratively created code segments?

How does a list manage complexity in a program?

What is string concatenation used for in programming?