Quorum Programming Day 3 Review

An algorithm that visits all or part of a data structure, typically from the start to the finish.

• Control Flow

• Data Structure

• Data Flow

• Traversal

A way to store data in the computer that typically has actions to store, retrieve, and traverse that data.

• Traversal

• Data Structure

• Conditional

• Algorithm

An expression a program will check if true or false before proceeding to an action

• Conditional Statement

• Boolean Expression

• Conditional

• Algorithm

A statement in computer science (typically an if statement) that will only run when the condition is true.

• Algorithm

• Traversal

• Conditional Statement

• Conditional

How the code makes decisions on which statements will run and in which order.

• Data Structure

• Algorithm

• Boolean Statment

• Control Flow

The point of interaction between the user and a computer system, enabling input and output through graphics, sound, touch, or other modalities.

• Form

• User Interface Design

• User Interface

• Button

A control element that provides a way for a user to trigger an event

• User Interface

• Button

• Form

• Event

What major consideration should designers follow to ensure accessible design on digital products, especially websites?

• User Experience Design Principles (UEDP)

• Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)

• General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

• Search Engine Optimization Standards (SEOS)

A special variable inside an action that was provided to the action when it was called.

• Action Call

• Return Value

• Argument

• Parameter

A named sequence of code that can be reused later in a program.

• Action Call

• Argument

• Action

• Scope