Exam 13: Programming and Languages
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This type of error could be the result of the programmer making an incorrect calculation.
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A _______ is a list of instructions for the computer to follow to accomplish the task of processing data into information.
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Fifth-generation languages (5GLs) incorporate the concepts of which of the following?
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This is the process of testing and eliminating errors in a program.
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These third-generation languages are designed to express the logic that can solve general problems.
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Pseudocode is an outline of the logic of the program you would like to write.
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A programming language uses symbols, words, and phrases to instruct a computer to perform specific operations.
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For an attempt at translation to work as a form of the testing process, the program must be free of logic errors to be able to run.
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One of the six steps of programming is writing the program, also called _______.
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This is testing a program by a select group of potential users.
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A _______ error is a violation of the rules of the programming language.
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