ICT PROGRAMMING AND LOGIC LESSON 3 CONTROL STRUCTURES
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- Q1A programming structure which continues to repeat actions while a condition remains trueLoop Structure30s
- Q2A programming structure which performs a set of instructions in the order they appearSequence Structure30s
- Q3When a computer carries out a program's instructionsexecuting30s
- Q4A programming structure which makes a decision in order to determine which set of instructions to carry out. This structure allows the computer to execute an instruction only if a certain condition existsSelection Structure30s
- Q5this instruction set is considered a(n) selection structureif/else instruction set30s
- Q6This instruction set is considered a(n) loop structurewhile instruction set30s
- Q7Allows the programmer to determine the order in which instructions are executed, as well as the number of times or even whether an instruction is executed. There are three types sequence, selection, and loop (iteration).Control Structure30s
- Q8The three types of control structuresSequence, Selection, Loop (iteration)30s
- Q9The three common loop statements. There are three basic types of loopsDo while, while, for30s
- Q10There are two basic types of loops are controlled by these.count and event controlled30s
- Q11tests a condition and is an example of a Loopdo-while statement30s
- Q12another way to say "loop structure"iteration structure30s
- Q13a way of writing the details of algorithm steps in English using short phrases to describe the project outlinePseudocode30s
- Q14a visual representation of algorithm stepsflowchart30s
- Q15a numeric system that only uses two digits — 0 and 1. Computers operate in binary, meaning they store data and perform calculations using only zeros and onesBinary (or "base-2")30s