The symbols and rules used by a programming language that must be followed to create valid programs

Concept of including all possible values or elements within a certain set

Operation that divides one integer by another and returns the whole number portion of the result, discarding any remainder

A character or sequence of characters that is used to signify that the following character or set of characters should be treated differently

A piece of code that allows you to include functionality from other files or libraries into your current program

Data type that can hold text or a sequence of characters, often enclosed in quotation marks

Process of obtaining data from a user or another source for processing in a program

Dividing two numbers and returning the remainder of that division

Statement in a program that explains what the code does, often ignored by the compiler or interpreter

Generating a value randomly, often used to introduce unpredictability in a program

A data type that represents whole numbers without any decimal points.

Combining two or more strings together to form a new string.

A storage location in a program that can hold data which may change during the execution of the program.

The process of converting one data type into another, such as changing an integer to a string.

A data type that represents numbers with fractional parts, often used for precise calculations.

Data or information that is produced after processing the input data.

A part of a program that groups related functions and can be imported into other programs to provide specific functionality.

The act of giving a value to a variable in programming, often involving the use of an equal sign.

A variable that can store a true or false value, often used for making decisions in code with conditional statements.

A development environment where you can write, test, and debug your code is called:

A self-contained block of code designed to perform a particular task or calculate a value when called.