Introduction to basic programming concepts

A computer program is a set of ​ (a)   that tell a computer what to do.

• instructions
• debugging
• variable
• loop
• decomposition
• memory that it is not allowed to access.
• variable or expression
• represented as "true" or "false."
• translation
• data flow analysis

The process of finding and fixing errors in a program is known as ​ (a)   .

• debugging
• variable
• loop
• decomposition
• memory that it is not allowed to access.
• variable or expression
• represented as "true" or "false."
• translation
• data flow analysis

A ​ (a)   is a named storage location in a computer's memory where data can be stored and retrieved.

• variable
• loop
• decomposition
• memory that it is not allowed to access.
• variable or expression
• represented as "true" or "false."
• translation
• data flow analysis

A ​ (a)   is a set of instructions that is repeated until a certain condition is met.

• loop
• decomposition
• memory that it is not allowed to access.
• variable or expression
• represented as "true" or "false."
• translation
• data flow analysis

​ (a)   is the process of breaking a problem down into smaller, more manageable pieces.

• Decomposition
• memory that it is not allowed to access.
• variable or expression
• represented as "true" or "false."
• translation
• data flow analysis

A ​ (a)   is a type of programming error that occurs when a program tries to access memory that it is not allowed to access.

• segmentation fault
• memory that it is not allowed to access.
• variable or expression
• represented as "true" or "false."
• translation
• data flow analysis

In programming, ​ (a)   are used to make decisions based on the value of a certain variable or expression.

• conditional statements
• memory that it is not allowed to access.
• variable or expression
• represented as "true" or "false."
• translation
• data flow analysis

​ (a)   is the process of translating code written in one programming language into another programming language.

• Translation
• memory that it is not allowed to access.
• variable or expression
• data flow analysis

A ​ (a)   is a type of data that can only have one of two possible values, often represented as "true" or "false."

• boolean
• memory that it is not allowed to access.
• variable or expression
• data flow analysis
• string

​ (a)   is a technique used to track the flow of data through a program and ensure that it is handled correctly.

• Data flow analysis
• memory that it is not allowed to access.
• variable or expression
• string
• variable
• debugging