Coding Vocabulary Quiz #3

The process of reducing complexity by hiding unnecessary information, and focusing on what is needed to make a function work.

• Abstraction
• Cache

• And

• For Loops

• Arrays

A set of steps or instructions used to solve a problem or accomplish a task.

• Else If Statements

• And

• IoT

• Algorithm

• Arrays

Requires both conditions to be true for the overall condition to be true.

• Logical Operator

• Header Files

• And

• Simpleplot

• Terabyte

A way to provide more information to a function. The function can then use that information as it runs, like a variable.

• Increment & Decrement Operators

• Argument

• Endless Loops

• Arrays

• Big Data

Containers that hold variables. They're used to group together similar variables.

• Arrays
• Abstraction

• Cache

• Else-if (elif) Statements

• For Loops

A data set that is too large and complex for traditional ways of processing.

• Loops

• Not

• Or

• Conditional Statements

• Big Data

The temporary storage of data and information to help with faster load times from repetitive activities.

• Or

• Argument

• Cache

• IoT

• Conditional Statements

Statements that evaluate to true or false. Use them to print information or move programs forward in different situations.

• If-else Statement

• Or

• Algorithm
• And

• Conditional Statements

The statement to use when the if statement's condition isn't true but before the else statement. These statements also check a specific condition.

• Else If Statements
• Header Files

• Arrays

• Not

• Increment & Decrement Operators

A set of instructions that won’t stop until something outside the loop causes it to. Although they frequently result from coding errors, it is possible that they are done on purpose (for example, during game creation).

• Relational Operator

• Endless Loop

• Terabyte

• Petabyte

• Simpleplot