ITE/CS no.3

Question 1

a representation of steps using special symbols

Answer 1

FLOWCHART

Question 2

A flowchart symbol that represents the starting or ending point of the system

Answer 2

TERMINAL BOX OR TERMINATOR

Question 3

A flowchart symbol that prepares all variables that will hold some values.

Answer 3

INITIALIZATION

Question 4

A flowchart symbol that represents a printout, such as a document or a report

Answer 4

INPUT/OUTPUT BOX

Question 5

A flowchart symbol that indicates some particular operation.

Answer 5

PROCESS BOX

Question 6

A flowchart symbol that represent the flow of the sequence and direction of a process

Answer 6

FLOW LINES

Question 7

A flowchart symbol that indicates that the flow continues on a matching symbol containing the same letter somewhere else on the same page

Answer 7

ON-PAGE CONNECTOR/REFERENCE

Question 8

A flowchart symbol that contains a number inside; indicates that the flow continues on a matching symbol containing the same number somewhere else on a different page

Answer 8

OFF-PAGE CONNECTOR

Question 9

A flowchart symbol where there are lines coming out from the diamond indicate different possible situations, leading to different sub-processes.

Answer 9

DECISION BOX

Question 10

informal high-level description of the operating principle of a computer program or other algorithm.

Answer 10

PSEUDOCODE

Question 11

it is the process of creating codes from one language to another one.

Answer 11

CODING

Question 12

the process of developing an executable machine level program that can be implemented without any error.

Answer 12

PROGRAMMING

Question 13

a vocabulary and set of grammatical rules for instructing a computer or computing device to perform specific tasks.

Answer 13

PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE

Question 14

3 levels of programming languages

Answer 14

1. LOW LEVEL LANGUAGE
2. MIDDLE LEVEL LANGUAGE
3. HIGH LEVEL LANGUAGE

Question 15

A level of programming language designed using zeros (0) and ones (1), hence they are critical to understand

Answer 15

LOW LEVEL LANGUAGE (LLL)

Question 16

A level of programming language designed using some special words known as mnemonic and when we compared it to low level language, machine level is easy to understand.

Answer 16

MIDDLE LEVEL LANGUAGE

Question 17

A level of programming language designed using simple English like words.

Answer 17

HIGH LEVEL LANGUAGE

Question 18

What are the 3 types of translators

Answer 18

1. COMPILER
2. INTERPRETER
3. ASSEMBLER

Question 19

A type of translator that converts the entire source code into object code (machine code) at once; used to convert HLL into Machine code format.

Answer 19

COMPILER

Question 19

A type of translator that converts source code into object code in line-by-line format; used to convert HLL into understandable machine code.

Answer 19

INTERPRETER

Question 19

A type of translator that is used to convert assembly level language (low level) into machine level language.

Answer 19

ASSEMBLER

Question 20

any collection of code, possibly with comments, written using a human-readable programming language, usually as plain text.

Answer 20

SOURCE CODE