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Code that the computer understands as a set of instructions |
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| The practice of creating music by programing |
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| Graphical User Interface (GUI) |
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A visual way of interacting with a computer using items such as windows, icons, and menus, used by most modern operating systems.
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| Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) |
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| A piece of computer software for recording, editing, and playing digital audio files, or "clips". |
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Application Programming Interface (API)
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| A collection of built in tools in a programming language that help to accomplish the goals of programmers |
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| Language used for coding (such as Python of Javascript) |
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| Any code written in scripting language |
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| Used by programmers to make notes on their code, for them or other programmers to read later |
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| A unit of musical time that depends on the speed of the song |
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| A sequence of instructions that the computer executes used to accomplish a specific task or set of tasks |
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| The process of designing, writing, testing, debugging, and maintaining the code of computer programming languages. |
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| Inputs reffer to the computer programs that have been coded, while outputs refer to the product of these inputs, such as digital audio in EarSketch |
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| Commands in a scripting language |
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