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CODING BUZZ WORDS
Array: An Array is a collection of similar data type variables.
Bug: Any change in the expected and actual output of the program.
Collection: Container which groups multiple elements into a single object.
Compiler: Programs which translate source code from a high-level programming
language to a low level language to create an executable program.
Data type: The type of data which the declared variable can hold.
Data validation: Data entered by user is valid value in the place where you are expecting
an input from the user.
Events: Generalization of all the things on which the program can respond to.
Event handler: Piece of code which is associated with an event in the code.
Function: Block of code which is made up of a set of steps those results in a single
specific action.
High level programming language: A programmer friendly language which help
programmers to communicate easily to the computer.
Initialization: The process of assigning a value to a variable.
Looping: Doing the same task over and over, until a certain task is complete, or a certain
condition is met.
Low level programming language: A machine friendly language which is easily
understood by the computer.
Operator: Symbol which operates on a value assigned to a variable. Example: +,-, *, \
Selection: Situation in which the algorithm needs to make a choice between two or
more alternatives.
Sequencing: An ordered set of instructions or tasks.
Sorting: Rearranging the elements of an array in accending or descending order.
Unmodifiable: Collection which do not support modification operations (such as add,
remove and clear).
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