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1

A space from the border - often using to for functions - or beginning a new paragraph.

2

Low level language - uses binary - 1's and 0's

  
  
3

The direction in which information travels/goes in a system.

  
  
4

A stored set of instructions that performs a particular task within a system.

  
  
5

A self-contained block of code designed to perform a specific task and are re-useable - like a sub-routine.

6

Used when a system needs to end - terminate.

7

A value which an input is compared against in order to make a decision.

  
  
8

Programming language which is similar to English and easier to understand.

     
  
  
9

A process of finding errors in code, in order to find solutions - fix the error.

10

A process of finding errors in code, in order to find solutions - fix the error.

11

Python, C++, Java script, HTML

12

A sequence of characters.

13

Set of rules that dictate how a program must be structured and written within a specific programming language.

14

A program into which I enter code - it helps the user with predictive text, highlighting syntax errors using pretty printing.

15

Something i make based on data gathered - should I? Y/N?

16

Data flow repeating itself and a series of instructions.

17

Data leaving the system - via a device such as speaker, screen, motor, heater.

18

Data being entered into the system - via a device such as keyboard, mouse or sensor.

19

When something is happening, such as a delay - a calculation, variable data being stored.

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