UI, Python And Data Representation Flashcards

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1
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UI

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User interface

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A User interface is

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The method in which a person controls a software application or hardware device

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GUI

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Graphical User Interface

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A Graphical User Interface is…

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A mixture of images and text. Offer a wide degree of control over the system

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Menu

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Menu interfaces allow the user to select options from a menu and don’t offer much customisation

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Text

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The user interacts with the interface using written (typed) commands. it requires a high skill level to use a text interface

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Speech

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Controlled by user’s voice

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Sensor

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Sensors are used to detect inputs, these can be motion, light, noise or fingerprints

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Name the 5 design principles

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Colour, Font Style/Size, Use of language, Amount of information, Layout

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Colour principles

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1)Don’t use too many
2)Don’t use bright colours for important stuff
3)Don’t use dull colours for unimportant stuff

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Font Style/Size

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1)Use appropriate font types
2)If you use decorative fonts make them large
3)Ensure it is readable

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Use of language

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Suit the language to the reader

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Amount of information

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Too much information is distracting and hard to read, too little information might leave the user confused

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Layout

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Should be consistent

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15
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Example of good colour usage

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McDonalds using red and yellow as it is their brand’s colours

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16
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Good example of use of language

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A Tesco UI should be simple as it is for anyone but a doctor’s UI could be more complex

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Algorithm

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A step by step set of instructions on how to do something

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Sequence

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The order of the steps in an algorithm

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Output

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When a computer gives information to the user

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Input

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When the computer takes in information from the user

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Variable

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A feature or factor that stores some data

22
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Syntax error

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Making a error in code that stops it from running

23
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List the Data types

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String, Boolean, Integer, Float

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a Float is

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A decimal

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An integer is

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A whole number

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Boolean can be…

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True or False

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String is…

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Text

28
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The ig command is an example of…

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Selection

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The while command is an example of…

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Iteration

30
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“names = [“Bob”,”Mike”,”Jim”]” is an

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Array

31
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==,!=,>=,> are

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Comparative operators

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Order of units of data (smallest to biggest)

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Bit,Nibble,Byte,Kilobyte,Megabyte,Gigabyte,Terabyte

33
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How many different colours could you have with 4 bits

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16

34
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What is the relation between the amount of different colours you can have and the number of bits it takes up

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No. Bits = 2(to the power of No. Bits)

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How to figure out the amount of bits an image is

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No. Pixels x number of colours squared

36
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ACII means

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American Standard Code for information interchange

37
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What base is denary

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Base 10

38
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What base is hexadecimal?

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Base 16

39
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What base is binary?

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Base 2