Programming and Geometry Concepts

Iteration

• A programming structure that executes a block of code only once.

• The fundamental program structure that repeats an algorithm for a purpose - either a set number of times or until a condition is met.

• A method of organizing data in a database.

• A technique for optimizing code performance.

Sequential

• Execution of an algorithm or program, step by step, from top to bottom, where one line of code finishes before the one below it begins.

• Execution of multiple algorithms simultaneously, allowing for parallel processing.

• A method of organizing data in a non-linear fashion for quick access.

• A programming structure that allows for decision-making based on conditions.

Increment

• Add one to a number.

• Subtract one from a number.

• Multiply a number by two.

• Divide a number by two.

Variable

• A data type that defines the kind of data a variable can hold.

• An abstraction inside the program that can hold a value. Each variable has associated data storage that represents one value at a time.

• A function that performs operations on data.

• A constant value that cannot change during program execution.

Operators

• Used to script math equations and string handling.

• Only used for mathematical calculations.

• Primarily for data storage and retrieval.

• Used to format text in documents.

Assignment operator

• Allows a program to change the value represented by a variable.

• A symbol used to perform arithmetic operations.

• A method for defining functions in programming.

• A way to declare a constant value.

Polygon

• A geometric shape where all sides are of an equal length and all angles have equivalent values.

• A closed figure with three or more sides and angles.

• A shape that can have curved sides and does not need to be closed.

• A geometric figure that has only one side.

Statement

• A line of executable code.

• A variable declaration.

• A function definition.

• A comment in the code.

Assignment

• Storing or updating a value in a named variable.

• Creating a new variable without a value.

• Deleting a variable from memory.

• Retrieving the value of a variable.

Expression

• A combination of operators and values that evaluates to a single value.

• A statement that performs an action but does not return a value.

• A sequence of characters that represents a data type.

• A collection of variables and functions that define a program.