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Created by Harvey Leach
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| Question | Answer |
| abstraction | the process of operating and filtering out ideas and specific details that are not needed in order to con concentrate on those that are needed. |
| algorithm | a sequence of logical instruction for carrying out a task in computing. algorithms are needed to design computer programs. |
| binary search | a faster method of searching, in which the data being searched is halved with every step |
| bubble sort | a sorting algorithms that repeatedly passes though a list to be sound, comparing and swapping items that are in the wrong order |
| bucket sort | a sorting algorithm m that separate data into different collection called buckets which are filled with data and then sorted |
| computational thinking | a problem solving method using computer science Technics were possible solutions are developed and presented in away that is understandable by humans and computers. |
| condition | in computing, this is a statement or sum that is ever true or false. a computation depends on whether a condition equates to true or false. |
| counter | device which stores (and / or displays) the number of times a particular event or process has occurred. |
| criteria | a set of rules or condition that must be met. often using searches |
| data | unit of information. in computing there can be different data types including integers, characters, and Boolean. data is often acted on by instructions. |
| data type | the format in which a variable or constant holds data such as integer or string. |
| database | a system designed to store data in an organised way making it easier to search for the information that you need. |
| decomposition | the breaking down of the system in to smaller parts that easier to understand, program and maintain. |
| design criteria | principles and standard that designers should meat in designing a system. |
| flowchart | a digraph that shows a processed a box that representing a steps, decision, inputs and outputs. |
| input | entries or changes which are inserted into a system and which activate/ modify and process. |
| instruction | a single action that can be performed by a computer processor. |
| iteration | in computing programming, this is a single pass through a set of instruction. |
| keyword | an important word that will help return accurate search result. |
| logical reasoning | the application of rules to problem solving. |
| loop | a method used in programming to repeat a set instructions. |
| notation | a system of written symbols or graphics used to represent something in order to aid communication and understanding. |
| output | either an exit or changes which exit a system and which activate or modify a process. |
| pattern recognition | finding similarities and patterns in order to solve complex problems more efficiently |
| program | sequences of instructions for a computer. |
| programming | the process of writing computer software. |
| programming language | A language used by a programmer to write a piece of software. there are many programming languages. |
| pseudo code | a method of write a set of instructions for a computer program using plain English. this is a good way of planning a program before coding. |
| selection | a dissension with in a computing program when the program deiced to move on based on the results of an event. |
| sequences | in computer programming, this is a set of action that follow on one from another. |
| serial search | a simple of search in which the search moves from one item to a next in a sequence until either a match or end of the data which no match has found. |
| sorted | when things are put in to order e.g. from largest to smallest. |
| specification | a statement that tells the design exactly what the product has to to and the design requirements are. |
| sytax | rules governing how to write statement in a programming language. |
| variable | in computer program this is a memory location where values are stored |
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