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A syntax error is?

A logic error is?

GCSE Computing - Programming

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A logic error is?
Where there are spelling errors in text instructions
Where the code doesn't use boolean arguments
Where the code will not run because of an error
Where the code runs but the output is incorrect
2
A syntax error is?
Where you have not used 'END' in the program
Where the spelling of user instructions is wrong
Where the code is incorrectly written
Where the code runs but the output is incorrect
3
Which of the following are acceptable data types?
Boolean
Integer
Char
All of the above
4
An array can?
Can only hold text values
Hold only one type of data (eg text)
Can hold any type of data (text & numbers)
Can only hold one piece of data
5
A condition controlled loop checks to see if a condition has been met.....
After the loop has been run a certain number of times
When i = value in the FOR statement
At the end of the loop
At the beginning of the loop
6
An Operand is?
A mnemonic for a variable
The object an operation (+ or -) is being carried out on
The operation carried out eg + or -
A place in memory to store data
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An IDE is?
Integrated Development Environment
Important Development Environment
Integer Development Environment
Initiated Development Environment
8
Source code is?
The same as machine code
Code the computer hardware understands
Code that is used to check the program is correct
Code in a high level language
9
The three types of test that should be carried out on code are?
Right, Wrong, blackbox
Text, Numbers, Text & numbers
User, Object, Whitebox
Extreme, Erroneous, Normal
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IF THEN ELSE is an example of
Iteration
A subroutine
Selection
Sequence