Vocab

2. giving a labeled spot in memory a new value
3. a programming language that is easy for humans to read and write because it uses English-like commands and abstract concepts, making it machine-independent
4. a symbol that represents an operation.
5. a language that has developed naturally in use
11. a type of language that provides direct control over a computer's hardware and is closer to machine code
13. Computer-readable code
14. Any data or information that is received or entered into a computer system, such as typing on a keyboard or reading from a file.
15. the most basic and fundamental data types available in a programming language’
16. just symbols that have meaning when read in a predefined way
17. a person who uses or operates something
19. formal systems used to communicate instructions to a computer
20. any fractional part of the result is simply discarded, regardless of its value.

1. labeling a location in memory as a way to refer to it at a later time
6. a combination of numbers, variables, and operators that tells the computer to perform a math calculation.
7. divide and take the remainder.
8. the process of combining a String with another data type
9. labeling a location in memory and giving that spot in memory a value.
10. Display information to the user of our program
12. Data provided by the user to a program via input commands.
18. standardized rules for naming files, code, and other digital assets to promote consistency, clarity, and organization
19. the order in which operations are performed in programming languages