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The more you know the theories of computer science field, the better
programmer you become. 

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Computer Programming is the study of computers and computational
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Programming is instructing the computer by means of a programming
language to perform certain tasks for your desired output. 

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Computer Programming is the scientific and practical approach to
computation and its applications.

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_________ runs a set of instructions. 

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There is a valid expression in almost all programming languages.

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This works as a temporary storage to help the CPU achieve the desired
output/outcome.

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b. RAM  

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The moment we write var X or var Y, a/an ________ is allocated in RAM
because unlike mathematical variables which exist mainly in our brains,
the variables of a program resides in an actual physical location.

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b. hollow 
c. ordinal

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A programming language is a language which the computer
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A program is a set of instructions loaded in the CPU that the CPU
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Assembly language uses short ______________ codes for instructions and
allows the programmer to introduce names for blocks of memory that
hold data

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Such instructions can be executed directly when they are in the
computer manufacturer-specific numerical form known asAnswer
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This is one level above machine language. 

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programmer to manage explicitly all of a computer’sAnswer
idiosyncratic
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Machine language
Answer  instructions typically use some bits to represent
operations, such as addition, and some to represent operands, or
perhaps the location of the next instruction.

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machine langua
AAnswer  consists of the numeric codes for the operations
that a particular computer can execute directly. 

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Computer programming language, any of various languages for
expressing a set of detailed instructions for a digitalAnswer
computer
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codes
TheAnswer are strings of 0s and 1s, or binary digits (“bits”),
which are frequently converted both from and to hexadecimal (base 16)
for human viewing and modification. 

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_______________ is difficult to read and write, since it does not resemble
conventional mathematical notation or human language, and its codes
vary from computer to computer.

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b. machine language  
c. Social Network 

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After a simple substitution process when expressed in a
assembly language
correspondingAnswer . 

Match the Microsoft Office terminologies with their descriptions and

functions. 
Answer 1
Another name for a file created using Microsoft Word. Document
 
You can force Word to end a paragraph and move to the next line by Answer 2
pressing the enter key. Hard Return
 
This is the software manufacturer's preset option for a particular command Answer 3
or function. Default
 
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Special characters or symbols that are used to set off a paragraph. Bullets
 
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Pre-designed images that can be placed within a document. Clip Art
 
The amount of space measured from the page margin that is applied to a Answer 6
paragraph or an area of a document. Indentation
 
Answer 7
This adds previously copied or cut text at the insertion point. Paste
 
The amount of blank space, usually measured in inches or characters, Answer 8
above and below and to the right and left of the main body of a document. Margin
 
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This is a style of typeface.  Font
 
The placement of a line of text in the center of the screen or page where
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the left-most and right-most characters in the line are the same distance Centering
from the left and right margins.  
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Match the Internet terminologies with their functions and descriptions. 

This stands for mega. Answer 1
M
 M
 
The capacity of an electronic line, such as a
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communications network or computer channel, to bandw idth
transmit bits per second (bps).  
This is a way of storing your favorite sites on the Answer 3
Internet.  Bookmark
 
This is derives from the term for a barrier that prevents Answer 4
fires from spreading. Firew all
 
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This stands for tera. T
 
Answer 6
This stands for kilo.  K
 
This is an animation software used to develop interactive
graphics for Web sites as well as desktop presentations Answer 7
and games (Windows and Mac) by the company Flash
 
Macromedia. 
This is a text-based computer conference over the
Answer 8
Internet between two or more people who must be online Instant Messaging
at the same time.  
Answer 9
This stands for giga. G
 
This is a specification for transferring information
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between a Web server and a CGI program, designed to Common Gatew ay Interface script
receive and and return data.   
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Match the Internet terminologies with their descriptions and functions. 
This a computer language, developed by Sun Microsystems, that lets you
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encode applications, such as animated objects or computer programs, on JAVA
the Internet.  
Using file transfer protocol software to receive from upload) or send to
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(download) files (text, pictures, spreadsheets, etc.) from one FTP
computer/server to another.  
The hypertext transfer protocol (http) that enables html documents to be Answer 3
read on the Internet.  HTTP
 
The number or name of the computer from which you send and receive Answer 4
information on the Internet.  IP Address
 
Text, images, graphics that, when clicked with a mouse (or activated by Answer 5
keystrokes) will connect the user to a new Web site.  Hyperlink
 
A type of text code in Hypertext Markup Language which, when
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embedded in a document, allows that document to be read and distributed HTML
across the Internet.   
A graphics formatting technique that causes an image to gradually appear Answer 7
on your screen instead of appearing all at once.  Interlaced
 
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A Web scripting language developed by Netscape.   Javascript
 
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An e-mail list of e-mail addresses of people with common interests. Listserv
 
A global network of thousands of computer networks linked by data lines Answer 10
and wireless systems.  Internet
 
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This is embedded within tags, so the author author can move
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between HTML and PHP instead of  using large amounts of Hypertext Preprocessor
code.   
A line in computer graphics designated by its end points (x-y or Answer 2
x-y-z coordinates).  Vector
 
Format for compressing video with audio for playback from
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storage media with low data transfer rates such as CDROMs or MPEG-1
over the network at VHS quality.  
A term that applies to programs/applets (macros and intelligent Answer 4
agents) used on the Internet. Web Bot
 
A three dimensional (3D) animation technology/format created Answer 5
by the Macromedia company. Shockw ave
 
A device that connects your computer to the Internet, when you
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are not connected via a LAN (local area network, such as at Modem
work or on a campus.)  
This is a specialized software, such as AltaVista and Yahoo, that
Answer 7
lets WWW browser users search for information on the Web by Search Engine
using keywords, phrases, and boolean logic.  
Format for compressing video with audio at broadcast quality  Answer 8
resolution for playback in higher data transfer rate environments. MPEG-2
 
The command to log on to another computer on the Internet. Answer 9
Telnet
 Telnet
 
An  XML format for sharing content among different Web sites Answer 10
such as news items.  RSS/RDF
 
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The improved BASIC language for Altair was the __________ product
Microsoft sold. 

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 In the _________, computers ran on gigantic mainframe machines,
requiring their special rooms with powerful air-conditioning to keep
them cool

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They were the first high-level languages.

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Gates and Microsoft wrote versions of BASIC for the Apple computer.

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Match the earliest basic languages developed at Dartmouth with its
description. 

log in HELLO
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erase the current program without clearing its name SCRATCH
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clear the current program from permanent storage UNSAVE
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save the current program in permanent storage SAVE
Answer 4  
display the names of programs in permanent storage CATALOG
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change the name of the current program without erasing it RENAME
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display the current program LIST
Answer 7  
start BASIC mode BASIC
Answer 8  
name and begin writing a program NEW
Answer 9  
 interrupt the currently running program STOP
Answer 10  
retrieve a previously named program from permanent OLD
storage Answer 11  
execute the current programs RUN
Answer 12  
log off BYE
Answer 13  
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VB was based on BASIC and relied on some of its commands and
structure but invaluable in many small business applications.

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This contributed a notation for describing the structure of a
programming language, Backus–Naur Form.
ALGOL
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Visual basic is introduced in_______________. 

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Paul Allen and Galileo wrote  a version of BASIC for the Altair personal
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The first important algorithmic language was FORTRAN. This is
designed in 1957 by an _________ team led by John Backus. 

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c. Dell

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Visual Basic is written by Microsoft. 

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This is the so-called DO-loops. 
repetitive loops
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Who is not one of the founding fathers of Microsoft? 

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FORTRAN
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common mathematical operations, and built libraries of them.

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BASIC was traditionally one of the most commonly used computer
programming languages.

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 Like machine language, assembly language requires detailed knowledge
of internal________________.

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These are the descendants of ALGOL. 

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 BASIC.NET matched the functionality of Java and C# with the syntax of
______________. 

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By the _____________, the mania for programming personal computers
had subsided in the wake of running professional software created by
others.

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b. mid-1980s 
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Assembly language is designed to be easily translated into machine
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It was developed by Dartmouth mathematicians John George Kemeny
and Tom Kurtzas as a teaching tool for undergraduates. 

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b. Microsoft Office 
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d. computer theory 
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 A ___________ program is a function applied to data, rather than being a
sequence of procedural steps as in FORTRAN and ALGOL. 

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c. VC

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Visual Basic is game changer. 

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Assembly language is useful when such details are important, as in
programming a computer to interact with _______________ (printers,
scanners, storage devices, and so forth).

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 b. software 
c. commands 

d. input/output devices  
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The BASIC language was designed for _____________. 

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BASIC was intended to be a ________________for generalists to use to
unlock the power of the computer in business and other realms of
academia

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 b. computer language  
c. website 

d. social media content 

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Algorithmic languag
Answer  are designed to express mathematical or
symbolic computations.

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The language BASIC was an acronym for Beginner's All-Purpose
Symbolic Instruction Code. 

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FORTRAN  was intended for scientific computations with_______________
and collections of them organized as one- or multidimensional arrays.

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b. association 
c. development 

d. coding 
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This was designed by a committee of American and European computer
scientists during 1958–60 for publishing algorithms. 

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b. FORTRAN 
c. BASIC 

d. BASIC.NET
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BASIC  was the most widely known computer language among
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FORTRAN is more powerful than BASIC. 

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BASIC, a computer language written at________________ in 1963, would
change that.

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 b.  Dartmouth college 
c. Harvard University 

d. MIT
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They can express algebraic operations in notation similar to
mathematics and allow the use of subprograms that package commonly
used operations for reuse. 
Algorithmic languages
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This uses an English-like notation—novel when introduced. 

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b. COBOL  
c. BASIC 

d. Ada
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The mainframes received their instructions from _____________ by
computer operators, and any instructions given to a mainframe
required writing a new piece of software, which was the realm of
mathematicians and computer scientists. 

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b. codes 
c. commands 

d. punch cards  
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GOTO
AAnswer  statement that allowed non-sequential execution
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This is released by Microsoft in 2001. 

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b. BASIC 
c. C++

d. VB
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