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CODING BUZZ WORDS
Arguments: Values that are passed on to the function received by the function as
parameter.
Control structure: Block of program which accepts and analyses different variables
and then chooses the direction to go further based on the given parameters.
Exit criteria: Set of conditions that must exist before when you can declare a program
to be complete.
For loop: Repeat a sequence a specific number of times.
Function: Block of code which is made up of a set of steps that result in a single specific
action.
Function parameters: Variables local to function, taken as input to do a task when the
function is called and are part of definition.
Iteration: It executes a set of statements for a certain number of times till the given
condition is true.
Loop: A loop is an algorithm which executes a block of code multiple times until a specific
condition is met.
Selection/Conditional: Statement used to test a condition in a program. It takes
a decision to execute one statement/operation over another statement/operation
depending on the condition.
Sequential: Statements in a program are executed sequentially or step-by-step in an
order in which the instructions are written.
While Loop: Executes a statement or group of statements till a given condition is true.
Once the condition is met then the loop gets terminated.
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