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Quiz by GCSE Computer Science Teacher 4

GCSE (AQA)
Computer Science
English National Curriculum

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  • Q1
    What is meant by record?
    A record is an example of an array
    Records are the same as table names
    Records store the value of all variables
    Records are a way to put together different items of data
    45s
    3.2.6.c
  • Q2
    How would you create a new record for books?
    NEW Book title author yearPublished genre
    Book title author yearPublished genre
    RECORD Book title author yearPublished genre ENDRECORD
    title = [] author = [] yearPublished = [] genre = []
    60s
    3.2.6.c
  • Q3
    How can you create a new record for a book?
    book1 <-- Book("Computer Science", "Bloggs", "2012", "Computer Science")
    book1 <-- new Book
    Book <-- Book("Computer Science", "Bloggs", "2012", "Computer Science")
    Book("Computer Science", "Bloggs", "2012", "Computer Science")
    60s
    3.2.6.c
  • Q4
    How would you output the title of the record below? book1 <-- Book("Computer Science", "Bloggs", "2012", "Computer Science")
    OUTPUT book1.title
    book1.title <-- USERINPUT
    book1.title
    OUTPUI book1
    60s
    3.2.6.c
  • Q5
    What is the purpose of this program?
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    It will check to see whether a book exists.
    If book 1 is published sooner, then it will output book 1 is older.
    It will compare the titles for both books.
    If book 1 is published sooner, then it will output book 2 is older.
    60s
    3.2.6.c
  • Q6
    Which code would be used to create separate records be held in arrays?
    Book("Computer Science", "Bloggs", "2012", "Computer Science")
    myBooks[0] ← Book()
    myBooks ← Book("Computer Science", "Bloggs", "2012", "Computer Science")
    myBooks[0] ← Book("Computer Science", "Bloggs", "2012", "Computer Science")
    60s
    3.2.6.c
  • Q7
    Why do we used records?
    It's more efficient because you don't need to create multiple arrays
    It is slower to execute than an array
    It does not use any additional space to store information
    It is more secure than using an array
    45s
    3.2.6.c
  • Q8
    How would you set up a new record for a board game?
    boardGame <-- title numOfPlayers minAge genre
    RECORD boardGame title numOfPlayers minAge genre ENDRECORD
    ARRAY boardGame title numOfPlayers minAge genre
    RECORD boardGame ENDRECORD
    60s
    3.2.6.c
  • Q9
    Which program will create a new board game called "Monopoly"?
    game1 <--("Monopoly")
    boardGame("Monopoly", 4, 5, "family")
    game1 <-- boardGame("Monopoly", 4, 5, "family")
    boardGame(")
    60s
    3.2.6.c
  • Q10
    Which code will create a program that will check if game1 needs at least 4 players. If it needs 4 players, output to the user that more people are needed?
    IF game1.numOfPlayers >= 4 THEN OUTPUT "You need to find more players ELSE OUTPUT "You can start the game"
    IF game1.numOfPlayers <= 4 THEN OUTPUT "You need to find more players ELSE OUTPUT "You can start the game"
    IF game1 >= 4 THEN OUTPUT "You need to find more players ELSE OUTPUT "You can start the game"
    IF game1 <= 4 THEN OUTPUT "You need to find more players ELSE OUTPUT "You can start the game"
    120s
    3.2.6.c

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