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What is an app’s component?

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The visible and non-visible pieces that make an app work. They are built in.

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What is an app’s behavior?

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The events and responses to those events.

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What are the 5 types of events in app inventor?

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User- initiated event, Initialization event, Timer event, Animation event, and External event.

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What is a user-initiated event?

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An event that is triggered by the user.

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What is an initialization event?

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An event that is triggered when the app is launched.

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What is the event handler block in MIT app inventor?

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Block that tells the app what to do in case of a specific event.

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What is a timer event?

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An event that is triggered by a timer or time passing.

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What is an animation event?

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An event that is triggered by things on the screen, such as sprites colliding.

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Define and provide examples for an event handler

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This is made up of the event and the app’s response to that event. For example, when the user clicks a button, it plays a sound.

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Define a visible component.

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These are parts of the user interface, components that the user can see.

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What is an external event?

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An event triggered by an external device.

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Define non-visible components.

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Components that the user cannot see.

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How does an event handler start in app inventor?

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It begins with a “when do” block.

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What is an algorithm?

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A sequence of precise instructions that solve a problem or perform some computation.

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What is sequence in an algorithm?

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It is following a precise sequence (order) of actions or instructions.

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What is repetition in an algorithm?

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It allows algorithms to be simplified by stating that certain steps will repeat until told otherwise.

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Provide examples of a visible component.

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Buttons, boxes, labels, text, etc.

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What is selection in an algorithm?

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An algorithm being able to go down different pathways depending on what happens (if/else).

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Provide examples of a non-visible component.

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Accelerometer, clock, location sensor, sound, etc.

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Define a property in MIT app inventor.

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A property is something you can change about a visible component. You can modify it in the designer view in App Inventor.

21
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What does SMS stand for?

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SMS stands for short message service.

22
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What is an algorithm in computer programming?

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Programs are algorithms written in a programming language to run on the computer.

23
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What is an IDE?

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It allows programmers to edit source code, compile and run the code, and easy debugging.

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Define event-driven programming.

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Event-driven programming is when the program reacts to events, mostly triggered by the user.

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What are the three types of algorithms?

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Sequence, Repetition, and Selection

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Give examples of a property in App Inventor.

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Height, width, or color.

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What is SMS?

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It does not include any type of media and basically is text messaging.

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What type of event would an SMS be?

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If sending, user-initiated, if receiving, external.

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What does IDE stand for?

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Integrated Development Environment

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Why are IDE’s important for software and application development?

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They are important because they allow developers to create the app easily, and newer programmers to have that opportunity as well.

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How is event-driven programming different than traditional programming?

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Different from traditional programming because it does not perform recipes in a predetermined order (do A, then do B, then do C) like traditional programming. Everything the app performs is based on what events happen.

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What is a recipe in computer programming?

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A recipe is a sequence of actions to be performed.

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What is the viewer panel in app inventor?

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Inside design view, shows what the final app will look like to users when they open it.

34
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What is a function?

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Something that does something to or with a component

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What is the User Interface?

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Generally the visual components of the app, but is the part of the app that the user can interact with.

36
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What is blockly programming?

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Programming that represents code as interlocking blocks; each block contains pieces of code. The programmer doesn’t need to worry about syntax.

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What is the palette panel?

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Where you can find the different visible and non-visible components/elements of an app and are grouped by functionality.

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What does it mean to call a function?

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Carrying out or making a function happen.

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What does it mean to invoke a function?

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Carrying out or making a function happen.

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What is the components panel?

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This is a list of the components you’ve chosen and renamed from the palette panel.

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What is the workspace in app inventor?

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The part where you drag blocks into and construct it.

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What is the media panel?

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Where you can find images, videos, and audio, or upload it. This is the only panel that is found on both designer and block views.

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What is blocks editor view in app inventor?

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Where you drag the blocks into the workspace to program the app. Used to determine what the behaviors of the app will be.

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What is the designer view in app inventor?

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Where you add and organize your components on the screen.

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What is a callback function?

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A type of function in a program that, once defined, can be called at any point in the program simply by name, instead of repeating all the code.

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