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| an algorithim is a set of well defined sets for performing a task or solving a problem |
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| statements written by the programmer in a text editor. |
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| translated machine language instrcutions. Complied source code. |
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| machine language instructions. |
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| searches for directives to process source code in specific way. |
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| combines object file with necesscary routines to turn object code into exe code |
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| illegal uses of language elements. |
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| the program runs but it is not doing what the programmer wanted. run programs with different data to prove it works. |
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| RAM, holds the intructions programs are using the data those programs are using. |
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| memory that holds data for long periods of time. hard drive. |
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| int data type that has a size of 1 byte. |
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| information a pogram collects from the outside world |
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| information sent to the outside world |
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| steps to create and run a program |
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source code
preprocessor
modified source code
compiler
object code
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executable code |
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| outside of all functions, not recommended. |
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| cannot be changed by a local variable, it makes for less confusion in a program. |
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| within the function, is destroyed when function ends. |
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| repeats statement until the condition is true. |
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| same as the while loop except that the loop will always run once even if the condition is true |
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| combines initialization, testing, and updating of a loop control varialbe in a single loop header. Count controlled loop. |
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