Vocabulary

4. A NAMED GROUP OF PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS. FUNCTIONS ARE REUSABLE ABSTRACTIONS THAT REDUCE THE COMPLEXITY OF WRITING ANS MAINTAINING PROGRAMS
6. TO WRITE CODE ,OR TO WRITE INSTRUCTIONS FOR A COMPUTER
7. PUTTING COMMANDS IN CORRECT ORDER SO COMPUTERS CAN READ THE COMMANDS
9. THE ART OF CREATING A PROGRAM
10. THE ACTION OF DOING SOMETHING OVER AND OVER AGAIN
12. A LOOP THAT CONTINUES TO REPEAT WHILE A CONDITION IS TRUE
14. A COMMAND THAT TELLS YOU TO DO SOMETHING ONLY UP TO THE POINT THAT SOMETHING BECOMES TRUE

1. DO SOMETHING AGAIN
2. AN ACTION THAT CAUSES SOMETHING TO HAPPEN
3. A STATEMENT THAT A PROGRAM CHECKS TO SEE IF IT IS TRUE OR FALSE. IF TRUE, AN ACTION IS TAKEN. OTHERWISE, THE ACTION IS IGNORED
5. FINDING AND FIXING PROBLEMS IN AN ALGORITHM OR PROGRAM
6. STATEMENTS THAT ONLY RUN UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS
8. AN INSTRUCTION FOR THE COMPUTER. MANY COMMANDS PUT TOGETHER MAKE UP ALGORITHMS AND COMPUTER PROGRAMS
9. AN ALGORITHM THAT HAS BEEN CODED INTO SOMETHING THAT CAN BE RUN BY A MACHINE
11. A LIST OF STEPS TO FINISH A TASK
13. PART OF A PROGRAM THAT DOES NOT WORK CORRECTLY