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Computing flashcards

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  1. 1PseudocodeA way of writing instructions for a computer program just using normal English
  2. 2Logical reasoningThe application of rules to problem-solving
  3. 3SyntaxRules governing how to write statements in programming language
  4. 4SortedWhen things are put into order, eg from largest to smallest
  5. 5ProgrammingThe process of writing computer software
  6. 6ProgramSequences of instructions for a computer
  7. 7LoopA method used in programming to repeat a set of instructions
  8. 8KeywordAn important word that will help return accurate search results
  9. 9VariableIn a computer program, this is a memory location where values are stored
  10. 10InstructionA single action that can be performed by a computer processor
  11. 11CriteriaA set of rules or conditions that must be met. Often used in searches
  12. 12InputEntries or changes which are inserted into a system and which activate /modify a process
  13. 13IterationIn computer programming, this is a single pass through a set of instructions
  14. 14NotationA system of written symbols or graphics used to represent something in order to aid communication and understanding
  15. 15OutputEither an exit or changes which exit a system and which activate or modify a process
  16. 16Pattern recognitionFinding similarities and patterns in order to solve complex problems more efficiently
  17. 17SelectionA decision within a computer program when the program decides to move on based on the results of an event
  18. 18SequenceIn computer programming, this is a set of actions that follow on one
  19. 19Programming languageA language used by a programmer to write a piece of software. There are many programming languages
  20. 20Serial searchA simple method of searching, in which the search moves from one item to next in sequence, until either a match is found or end of the data is reached with no match found
  21. 21SpecificationA statement that tells the designer exactly what the product has to do and what the design requirements are
  22. 22AbstractionThe process of separating and filtering out ideas and specific details that are not needed in order to concentrate on those that are needed
  23. 23Data typeThe format in which a variable or constant holds data, such as 'integer' or 'string'
  24. 24Design criteriaPrinciples and standard that designers should meet in designing a system
  25. 25FlowchartA diagram that shows a process, made up of boxes representing
  26. 26AlgorithmA sequence of logical instructions for carrying out a task in computing. Algorithms are needed to design computer programs
  27. 27ConditionIn computing. This is a statement or sum that is either true or false. A computation depends on whether a condition equates to true or false
  28. 28CounterA device which stores (and/or displays) the number of times a particular event or process has occurred
  29. 29DatabaseA system designed to store data in an organised way, making to search for the information you need
  30. 30Bubble sortA sorting algorithm that repeatedly passes through a list to be sorted, comparing and swapping items that are in the wrong order
  31. 31DataUnits of information. In computing there can be different data types including integers, characters, and Boolean. Data is often acted on by instructions
  32. 32DecompositionThe breaking down of a system into smaller parts that is easier to search for the information you need
  33. 33Bucket sortA sorting algorithm that separates data into different collections, called buckets, which are filled with data and then sorted
  34. 34Binary searchA faster method of searching, in which data being searched is halved with every step
  35. 35Computation thinkingA problem-solving method using computer science techniques, where possible solutions are developed and presented in

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