C#

Question 1

is a procedure or formula for solving a problem, based on conducting a sequence of specified actions.

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Algorithm

Question 2

Is English description of what you want the program to do

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Pseudocode

Question 3

directs the computer to process the program instructions, one after another, in the order listed

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Sequence Structure

Question 4

alerts the computer that a decision needs to be made, and it provides the appropriate action(s) to take based on the result of that decision.

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Decision Structure

Question 5

indicates that one or more instructions need to be repeated until some condition is met.

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Repetition Structure

Question 6

A named location in computer memory that can hold different values at different points in time.

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Variable

Question 7

A named location in computer memory that cannot be changed after a program is compiled.

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Constant

Question 8

Describes the format and size of (amount of memory occupied by) a data item (constant or variable).

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Data Type

Question 9

1st step in the problem solving process

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Analyze the problem.

Question 10

2nd step in the problem solving process

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Plan the algorithm.

Question 11

3rd step in the problem solving process

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Desk-check the algorithm.

Question 12

4th step in the problem solving process

Answer 12

Code the algorithm into a program.

Question 13

5th step in the problem solving process

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Test the program.

Question 14

6th step in the problem solving process

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Evaluate and modify (if necessary) the program.

Question 15

Characteristics of the class (Variables and Constants)

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Data Members

Question 16

Behaviors of the class - the things it can d

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Method

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Entity that is a logical grouping of data and behavior members

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Class

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Acts like a container to provide a way to group similar classes

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Namespace

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Output from the method must be the data type of the value returned

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Return value

Question 20

Input into a method - each parameter must state the data type and name

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Parameter

Question 21

Defines the circumstances under which variables, methods, and classes can be accessed

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Access modifiers

Question 22

Anyone can access

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Public

Question 23

Can be accessed only by the class it lives in

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Private

Question 24

Entry point into a C# application

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Main()method

Question 25

byte

Answer 25

0 to 255 ( reserves 1 byte of memory)( ex car speed)

Question 26

sbyte

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-128 to 127 ( reserves 1 byte of memory)( ex scorekeeping)

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short

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-32,768 to 32,767 ( reserves 2 byte of memory)( ex graph)

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ushort

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0 to 65,535 ( reserves 2 byte of memory)( ex tickets, voltage)

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int

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-2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647 (reserves 4 byte)( ex debt)

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uint

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0 to 4,294,967,295 (reserves 4 byte)(ex life rate)

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long

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-9 Quintilian to 9 Quintilian (reserves 8 byte)

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ulong

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0 to 18 Quintilian (reserves 8 byte)

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float (holds 7 significant digits)

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float can store +1.5 * 10^-45 to +3.4 * 10^38

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Double (holds 16 significant digits)

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+- 5.0 * 10^-324 to +- 1.7 * 10^308

Question 35

sbyte/byte, short/ushort, int/unit, long/ulong
float
double
Scientific E notation
significant digits
decimal
format specifier
precision specifier

Answer 35

get them done