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0478 SECTION 7: PSEUDO KEY TERMS/CODING

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FUNCTION - PROCEDURES - DATATYPES.

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0478 SECTION 7: PSEUDO KEY TERMS/CODING
 

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0478 SECTION 7: PSEUDO KEY TERMS/CODINGOnline version

FUNCTION - PROCEDURES - DATATYPES.

by Jonathan Dunsby
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A data structure used to store a fixed-size, ordered collection of elements that are all of the same data type.

        
     
  
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Creates a variable and specifies its data type.

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Data type used to represent numbers with decimals.

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Refers to a whole number (positive, negative, or zero) that does not have a fractional or decimal part.

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Data type used to represent a sequence of characters (letters, numbers, or symbols), primarily for storing and handling text. Typically enclosed within double quotes.

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Will provide a value of either true or false.

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Specifies which path are looking into when deciding which path to take.

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Allows the algorithm how many times to repeat any action that follows.

     
  
  
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Used if data stored is 1 character or symbol.

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Allows you to store information in rows and columns

     
     
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Names given to various program elements such as variables, constants, functions (subroutines), & arrays. Act as labels that allow programmers to refer to these elements within the algorithm, making the code more readable and understandable to humans

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An arithmetic operator for integer division, which calculates the quotient (the whole number result) and discards any remainder.

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Calculates the remainder left over after one number is divided by another. It is distinct from division, focusing solely on what remains. Commonly used to determine if a number is even/odd or to cycle through a set range of values.

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Makes the pseudocode more readable, and easier to update if the value of the constant changes

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Must refer to a variable. The value may be any expression that evaluates to a value of the same data type as the variable.

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Operators used for logical conditions to compare/check values. e.g. > < =

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A loop which runs when a given condition is being met - once it is no longer met - the loops end and moves to the next line of code.

  
  
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A POST CONDITION LOOP WHICH CARRIES ON - UNLESS A CONDITION IS MET/CHANGES

     
  
  
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A set of code/instructions which can be called upon using the call command and identifier assigned to the set of commands.

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Similar to a procedure but they also return a single value to point to - their definition also includes the data type of the value returned.

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