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Introduction to Programming Concepts
Introduction to Programming Concepts
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Examples of High Level Languages
Python, Java and C
Again, correct
Correct, too!
Assembler
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In Boolean Data there are only TWO possible answers
False
True
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variableName = expression eg N=0+1
This is your shoe size
This is Boolean Data
This is an Assignment Statement
This is an algorithm
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A FUNCTION is
a String of characters used to represent text
a comma or bracket to separate code parts
a number
a named block of code that performs a specific task and can be reused.
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A Variable can be
a Boolean True or False Answer
All of the above
An integer
a single character
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An operator which is calculating the sum of two variables is
Logical
Boolean
Arithmetic
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A STRING is
a logic test for a value to see if it is True or False
a decimal number
a musical instrument
a sequence of characters used to represent text in a computer program.
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An operator which is to check if "a" is less than or equal to (<= ) " b" ...is
Logical
Relational
Arithmetic
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The data types in programming include
Characters
Integer
All of the above
Floating point number
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High level languages like c,c++,python and Java are easier to write and debug.
True
False
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Data types in programming include
Both answers are correct
Boolean -Logic True/False Answers
A "String "of characters
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Low Level Languages like Assembler provide direct control over the computer's hardware.
False
True
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An operator which assesses two or more conditions/constraints and returns a True or False Boolean value is
Arithmetic
Logical
Relational
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An example of a High level language is Assembler
False
True
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If variable x=5, x=FALSE. If variable x=0, x=TRUE.
This is an example of a RELATIONAL OPERATOR
This is an example of an ARITHMETIC OPERATOR
This is an example of a LOGICAL OPERATOR
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An operator, in computer programing, is a symbol that usually represents an action or process.
True
False
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A variable is an item of data that is given a name and stored for later use in a program.
True
False
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Programming is
The process of decomposing a problem
The process of analysing a problem
The process of making a peanut butter sandwich
The process of writing instructions for a computer
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A separator is a character used to separate values or elements indata,for example
All of the above
commas
semi colons
brackets
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Low Level Languages like Assembler are harder to learn and debug
False
True
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The difference betwwen an Integer and a Floating Point Number is
A Floating point number has a decimal point
An Integer is a whole number and has a decimal point
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There are two general types of computer programming languages-low level and high level.
False
True
