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Computer Programming Review good for Year 12 beginning
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The following are all data types except:
REAL
INTEGER
BOOLEAN
NUMBER
2
The following shows what kind of loop?
PostTest
PreTest
While
Count-Controlled
3
The following are all high-level languages except:
Java
Visual Basic
Assembly
Fortran
4
This type of variable is accessible by all modules:
Global
Local
Parameter
By Ref
5
Keyword to take in input from the keyboard is?
DISPLAY
SET
INPUT
DECLARE
6
This is a special value that marks the end of a list of values:
End
Finish
Sentinel
Stop
7
These type of variables have a limited scope to the module they were declared in.
LOCAL
VALUE
MOD
GLOBAL
8
This is a group of statements that exist within a program to perform a specific task.
Decision Structure
Rules
Module
Syntax
9
How many times will the following loop iterate?
1
Infinite
5
0
10
How many times will the following loop iterate?
1
Infinite
10
5
11
< , > , <= , >= , == are all what operators?
Boolean
Relational
Mathematical
Logical
12
One way communication uses this type of parameter:
Reference
Single
Value
Double
13
A type of memory that can hold data for long periods of time.
Main
GigaBytes
Secondary
RAM
14
The Keyword we use to have screen output.
SET
CODE
DISPLAY
WRITE
15
How many times will the following loop iterate?
1
0
Infinite
21
16
How many times will the following loop iterate?
5
1
Infinite
None
17
The word to descirbe the person, group, or organization asking for your program:
Seller
Writer
Customer
Programmer
18
All data that is stored in a computer is coverted to sequences of:
True/False
0/1
1/2
On/Off
19
The following are all common restrictions on variables except:
No punctuation
No capital letters
No Spaces
First character can't be a #
20
This type of documentation is for the programmer and explains how a program works:
External
Real
User Manual
Internal
21
This is the visual graphic used to depict the flow of modules:
Top-Down Chart
3D Chart
Module Flow Chart
Hierarchy Chart
22
What is a storage location in memory that is represented by a name?
DataHolder
Place Holder
Variable
String
23
This type of decision structure will execute 1 group of statements if true and another if false
2-Way
Alternate Choice
Single Alternative
Dual Alternative
24
Two way communication uses what type of parameter:
Double
Value
Single
Reference
25
A coding scheme consisting of 128 numeric codes to store letters, punctuation in memory
Pixels
ASCII
Assembly
Unicode
26
This describes the part of a program in which a variable may be accessed.
Module
Scope
Global
Local
27
This operator is best used to find if a value is inside the range of 5 to 15.
==
OR
AND
NOT
28
This is the only language a computer can read
code
pseudocode
human
machine
29
Pictures are composed of tiny dots called:
Pics
Binary
Pixels
Digital Devices
30
This type of error prevents the programming from running.
Syntax
Logic
Grammar
Capitalization
31
This operator is used to find a value outside of a range of numbers from 5 to 10.
AND
OUT
OR
==
32
True or False: You can input two variables in one line of code.
FALSE
TRUE
33
How many times will the following loop iterate?
1
Infinite
5
0
34
This is placed in the ending terminal of a module:
Begin
Start
Return
Peace
35
An error that occurs which doesn't prevent the programming from running.
Syntax
Logic
Grammar
Punctuation
36
A computer program follows the following when perform mathematical calculations:
Order of Operations
Multiplication
Algorithms
Mathematics Way
37
A set of statements that execute in the order that they appear is called a:
Step-by-Step
Decision Structure
Sequence Structure
Order of Operations
38
This is made up of 8 bits.
Switch
GigaByte
MegaByte
Byte
39
Programs taht control and manage the basic operations of a computer are:
ASCII
Programs
Application Software
System Software
40
This is the smallest storage location in a computer's memory.
num
bit
bye
switch