Computer Science Paper 1

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Decomposition
Breaking down a code into smaller parts/ sub-problems
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Abstraction
To take out any unnecessary details in the code
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Variable
A value that can be changed throughout the code
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Constant
A value that can not change throughout the code
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Boolean
True/False statements
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Integer
A whole number that can be positive, negative, or zero
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String
A collection of characters that is used to represent text
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Character
Any letter, number, space, punctuation mark, or symbol
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Real
A decimal
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Assembler
Translates assembly language into machine code
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Interpreter
Translates code into machine code, instruction by instruction
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Complier
Translates the whole program to machine code before the program is run
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Binary
A set of 0 and 1 that represents a number
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Sample Rate
Frequency at which samples are taken- measured in Hz
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Bit Rate
Number of bits that are processed over a certain amount of time
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Computer System
Hardware and software combined that provides instruction to perform processes calculations and operations
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Volatile
Data is lost when power removed
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Von Neumann architecture
Computers store program instructions and data together to be processed in the memory
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Computer Network
2 or more computers connected together for the purpose of sharing resources
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Network Protocol
A set rules followed by the network
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Card 2

Front

To take out any unnecessary details in the code

Back

Abstraction

Card 3

Front

A value that can be changed throughout the code

Back

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Card 4

Front

A value that can not change throughout the code

Back

Preview of the back of card 4

Card 5

Front

True/False statements

Back

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