Unit 2 computing.

4. this is non-volatile and keeps information on the computer
6. this is volatile and allows the computer to read and write data quickly
8. a hexadecimal is made up off this amount of bases
9. this is short for intergrated development environment
10. this converts a data type
14. this is when code loops until a condition is met
15. this means you can read and write in the document as well as change the data.
20. this is the electrical component that is contained in the cpu and consists of on and off
21. this represents characters from languages all around the world.
24. this is a way of error checking and pointing out errors in code
25. this is the diamond box that is also used for conditions
27. this is any objec that is capable of being manipulated
28. this translates entire source of code all in one go into machine code
29. this is what you must close an algorithm with

1. this is the high level programming language that we use
2. this is a oval box in an algorithm that is used also for stop
3. this is when you sometimes only want some lines of code to be run if a condition is met otherwise you want the computer to ignore these lines and jump over them
5. this is a read only file.
7. this means the breaking down of a problem into smaller, more manageable parts meaning it’s easier to solve
9. this is a whole number
11. this is when the computer will run your code in order, one line at a time from the top to bottom of your program
12. any type of this displays a 1 if it is on and a o if it is off
13. there are 2 types of these lossy and lossless
16. this translates and executes source code
17. shortened version of American standard code for information interchange
18. translates assembly language code to machine code
19. this is the process of removing unnecessary details so that only the main, important points remain
22. how many bits are in a binary number
23. how many programming language generations are there
26. this is a rectangle box in an algorithm that is also used for calculations