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Most programs in use today are __________ or packaged programs |
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| | A) | Outdated |
| | B) | Buggy |
| | C) | Prewritten |
| | D) | Custom-built |
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2 | |
Items like the program's objectives, outputs, inputs, and processing requirements are a part of this step of software development |
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| | A) | Software package |
| | B) | Utility suite |
| | C) | Documentation |
| | D) | Program specifications |
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3 | |
The loosely written outline of a program's logic is called |
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| | A) | Code |
| | B) | Design |
| | C) | Pseudocode |
| | D) | Specifications |
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4 | |
The act of actually writing the program is called |
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| | A) | Entry |
| | B) | Coding |
| | C) | Encrypting |
| | D) | Inputting |
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5 | |
Testing for and eliminating errors is known as |
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| | A) | Beta |
| | B) | Debugging |
| | C) | Troubleshooting |
| | D) | Patching |
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6 | |
__________ is typically found within the program as well as in printed documents. |
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| | A) | Certification |
| | B) | Credentials |
| | C) | Documentation |
| | D) | Citations |
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7 | |
The purpose of program __________ is to ensure that existing programs are operating error free, efficiently, and effectively. |
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| | A) | Design |
| | B) | Maintenance |
| | C) | Specifications |
| | D) | Debugging |
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8 | |
In OOP programming, a reusable, self-contained component is called a(n) |
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| | A) | Module |
| | B) | Logic structure |
| | C) | Object |
| | D) | Method |
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9 | |
The lowest level computer language is |
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| | A) | Machine language |
| | B) | Natural language |
| | C) | Procedural language |
| | D) | Problem-oriented language |
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10 | |
A(n) __________ contains a number of modules that have been preprogrammed to accomplish various tasks. |
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| | A) | Application generator |
| | B) | Query language |
| | C) | Natural language |
| | D) | Interpreter |
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11 | |
The problem that you are trying to solve using software is called the aim. |
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| | A) | True |
| | B) | False |
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12 | |
By using pseudocode, a programmer can outline the necessary steps for a piece of software to operate. |
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| | A) | True |
| | B) | False |
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13 | |
A syntax error violates the rules of the programming language. |
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| | A) | True |
| | B) | False |
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14 | |
In OOP programming, a reusable, self-contained component is called a method. |
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| | A) | True |
| | B) | False |
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15 | |
A language that is based entirely on the spoken word that would require little to no adaptation to use to program is called a query language. |
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| | A) | True |
| | B) | False |