Test - 23 April 2018 Flashcards

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Define binary

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The system that expresses numbers and letters using only the digits 0 and 1.

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2
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1000B is equal to….

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1KB

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3
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1000KB is equal to….

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1MB

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4
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1000MB is equal to….

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1GB

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5
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1000GB is equal to….

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1TB

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What are the three simple steps often used in explaining how something is presented

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Input > Process > Output

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What are some examples of an input device?

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Keyboard, camera

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What are some examples of an output device?

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Printer, instagram post

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9
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What is computational thinking?

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Something that people do that involves logical thinking about problems so that a computer can solve it

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What is a variable?

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Specific information that you want the computer to remember

Variables are used in coding to identify and store changing data eg. numbers/ sentences

If you think of them like a container, the contents might change but the labelled box stays the same

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What is a loop?

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A piece of code that tells the computer to repeat something

When creating a loop in code, you need to tell the computer what conditions should end it or how many times it should repeat

If you want it to repeat forever, it’s called an infinite loop

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What are conditionals?

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The things used when you need the computer to decide something

If ___________, then ____________

If you want something to happen if the condition isn’t true then you use an “else” statement

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What is an algorithm?

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A set of instructions you follow in a certain order to complete a task

It puts remembering, repeating and making simple decisions into a sequence that the computer can follow to deliver a result

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14
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Names of features in flowcharts

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Start or stop
Process
Decision
Input or output
Direction of flow
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Symbol and usage of START/ STOP in flowcharts

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Symbol - wide oval like this 🚥

Usage - beginning and end points in sequence

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Symbol and usage of PROCESS in flowcharts

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Symbol - wide rectangle like this ➖
Usage - instruction or command
You don’t write “process” in the box, you write the process you want

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Symbol and usage of DECISION in flowcharts

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Symbol - diamond like this ♦️ but turned sideways so that its width in longer than its height
Usage - a decision, either yes or no
You don’t write “decision” in the triangle, you write what the decision is

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Symbol and usage of INPUT/ OUTPUT in flowcharts

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Symbol - a parallelogram /_____ / like that but the corners touch and there is a top to it
Usage - input is data received by computer, output is data sent from a computer
You write whatever the input/ output is inside the parallelogram

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Symbol and usage of DIRECTION OF FLOW in flowcharts

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Symbol - arrow in the desired direction like ➡️,⬅️,⬆️ or ⬇️

Usage - connects symbols and shows direction of flow of instructions