Intro

Question 1

Base 2

Answer 1

Binary Number system ( 0,1)
Ex: 00100001

Question 2

Another name for binary digit

Answer 2

Bit

Question 3

What do the Binary 0/1 values mean?

Answer 3

0 off / 1 on

Question 4

Base 10

Answer 4

Decimal Number system: ( 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 )

Base-10 numbers or decimal numbers are expressed in positional notation. In Decimal Notation, digit values (column values) represent powers of 10. Any one of the ten digits, 0, 1, 2, . . . 9, may occupy any position indicating how many of each digit value are being represented.

Question 5

Byte

Answer 5

8 bits

Question 6

How many bits in ASCII?

Answer 6

Usually seven or eight

Question 7

What is 65 in ASCII?

Answer 7

A

Question 8

What are the place values of base? 10

Answer 8

10^2 10^1 10^0

Question 9

What does the place values equal in decimal?

Answer 9

10^2 10^1 10^0
100 10 1

Question 10

What are the place values for base 2?

Answer 10

2^2 2^1 2^0
4 2 1

Question 11

How do you make 3 in binary?

Answer 11

4 2 1 - assign 0/1 where the values are added together

0 1 1 (which is 0+2+2 =3)

Question 12

What is Unicode?

Answer 12

A super set of ASCII characters that is usually in 8, 16, 24, 32 bits consisting of 0-9 and A-F.

Question 13

How is Unicode identified?

Answer 13

U+
Example U+1F44D

Question 14

What is an algorithm?

Answer 14

Step-By-Step instructions

Question 15

What is code?

Answer 15

Implementation of algorithms

Question 16

What is a function?

Answer 16

Actions that are performed

Question 17

Conditions

Answer 17

Which option is chosen?

Question 18

Boolean expression

Answer 18

The answer is yes/ no, true/ false, or 1/0.

Question 19

Parameter/ argument

Answer 19

Customizes the behavior of a function

Question 20

Return value

Answer 20

Information received from a function

Question 21

Loop

Answer 21

When cycles repeat

Question 22

Ingredients for better design in code

Answer 22

Data that is simplified/compact, is not repetitive and efficient