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1. _____________ create apps and programs such as for doorbells, garage doors, and lights.
2. Computers store information on _____hard drives. Tablets and phones store information on _________ and other devices store information on _______-________ __________.
3. ____________ information is when a computer takes “input” and does what it says like clicking on the “home button”.
4. Computers take information from the input and then display the _________ on a screen or printer.
5. A collection of code that can be run is called a _____________.
6. When a user enters information to be processed, they do this with a ___________, mouse, or microphone.
7. A plan a programmer using to solve a program or write his code is called the ________________________________.
8. The five steps of the SDLC: (know this for your quiz, test and exam)
Planning and Analysis – Define your ________ and ____________ the scope of the work.
1. Design – Design your program by writing pseudocode.
2. Coding – This is where you will write your actual code for your program.
3. Testing – Identify __defects_________ or errors in your code to make sure your program is running perfectly.
4. Maintenance – Update and make improvements based on _user feedback__ and fix errors.
9. In this course, you will learn a programming language called _____________.
10. Coding using a “series of steps that are carried out one after another” is known as _____________________.
11. Main() function – All code goes between the def main(): function and the main(). Just like the tag in HTML.
12. When programming in Python all codes must be ________________ the same number of spaces. It is best to indent using ______ spaces when indenting and always be consistent.

Example: def main():
print (“This line is indented.”)
print(“This line is also indented)
Main()

13. A small segment of code that will provide a specific task is known as a ___________.
14. To display text on a screen using Python you will use the _________ function.
15. To display text on a screen the Print() function must include ___________ around the text.
Example: print(“I Love Movies”)
16. Everything between the quotation marks “ “ is known as a ________ _________ that outputs on the screen.

Lesson 2.02: Solving Problems with Algorithms
1. A detailed step by step set of instructions used to solve a problem is called an ________________.
2. Five Steps of an Algorithm which is in the Design Phase of the Software Development Life Cycle:
1. Think of the big __________.
2. Consider potential ____________.
3. Decide the order in which the instructions need to be ___________.
4. Plan which decisions will be made in the ____________________.
5. Choose which instructions need to be _________________.
3. _______________ is a way of describing a set of instructions in common words and phrases not in Python Code.
4. Pseudocode should:
● Have Comments
● Include all Steps
● Make Sense
● Be Formatted
5. Python can do math: Check out these examples: print(5 * 2) or print(10-5) or print(3+2) or print(10/5)

Lesson 2.03: Python Variables
1. A container that holds information is called a ____________.
2. A variable can hold information such as ___________, ______________, ___________, and titles.
3. Here is a variable example: Name = “John” or SecretNumber = “5” or Age = “32”
4. A _________ _________ is the information in quotations “ “ in a variable.
5. Naming Variables on pg. 2 of Lesson 2.03 is very important. Be sure to review the rules of Naming Variables. This will be on your quizzes, DBA, and exams.
6. _______________ is when you assign a variable name that looks like this: movieTitle or newCar.
7. Note: You can not assign a variable a name that is a “Keyword”. For example, you can’t say:

8. A short statement that evaluates their finished project or program is called a _________ ___________ __________.
9. 4 Steps of a Post Mortem Review:
1. What was the ___________ of your program that you coded?
2. How could your program be _________ in the real world?
3. What is a __________ you ran into, and how did you ______ it?
4. Describe one thing you would do _____________ the next time you write a program.

Answer 1

1 – Software Developers

2 – Physical, Flash Memory(ROM), SD Cards, Macro SD card, USB Flash Drives.

3 -

4 – Output

5 – Program of Software

6 – Keyboard

7 – An Algorithm

8 – Objective & Determine, Bugs, The, Form

9 – Coding

10 – Sequential Programming

11 - specifies the main content of a document

12 - indented with, Four

13 – Function

14 – Print()

15 - quotation marks

16 - "string literal"

Lesson 2

1 – An Algorithm

2 – A – picture

B – Problems

C – Executed

D – Algorithm

E – Included

3 – Pseudocode

4 – All Answers

5 - Yes, Python is a powerful programming language that can perform various mathematical operations.

Lesson 2.03 Python Variables

1 - a file, a database, a folder, a document, or an archive, depending on the context and the type of information being stored.

2 numerical values (integers, floating-point numbers), text (strings), Boolean values (true or false)

3 - Yes

4 – string, literal

5 -

6 – camelCase

7 - "if = 5"

because "if" is a keyword in most programming languages and is reserved for a specific purpose within the language's syntax. Trying to use a keyword as a variable name will result in a syntax error.

8- project/program/ evaluation report

9 –

A – Aim

B – Implemented

C – Program, explain

D - the next time I write a program started by carefully defining the problem I am trying to solve and identifying the requirements and constraints of the solution.

Explanation: All answers are referred to after lots of research and documentation.