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- 1Making something more general by losing some detail or making unnecessary to worry about the detail. For example, procedures make it unnecessary to worry about the details of how the procedure gets the job done.Abstraction
- 2A prioritized list of features or user stories to add to a programBacklog
- 3When a procedure or function is called, the program executes the procedure or function nextCall
- 4Person who writes computer code to create technology toolsDeveloper
- 5A sequence of instructions that returns a value and can be called from other parts of a programFunction
- 6Prioritize a list of items that are on a task list so that the items intended to be accomplished next are in the top slots on the listGroom the backlog
- 7The network of computer networks which communicate through common protocols for accessing information contained inside the computers. The Internet contains the World Wide Web.Internet
- 8A variable that can only be accessed from a specific portion of a programLocal variable
- 9Pieces that are well defined with no dependencies on other piecesModular
- 10The local variables created when a function or procedure is called. Parameters are initialized to the values of the arguments provided when the procedure or function was called.Parameter
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