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| Graphical Interchange Format |
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| What does Graphical Interchange Format (GIF) support and where is it used? |
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| Name two types of Interfaces? |
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| What are some benefits of GUI? |
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o Communication bridge between user and the system
o Very user friendly |
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| In GUI, there are many visual _______. (Fill in the blank) |
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| In GUI, Each ______ can interact with other ________. (Fill in the blank) |
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| SCRATCH has what type of interface? |
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| Script is an instruction given to an object to perform certain action |
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| In SCRATCH, where can you view sprites and backgrounds. |
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| Stage and project editor map |
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| In SCRATCH, where can you list sprites and backgrounds. |
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| In SCRATCH, what type of controls can you find under the motion tool. |
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o Move
o Turn
o Point in direction
o Point towards
o Go to x
o Glide |
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| In SCRATCH, what type of controls can you find under the looks tool. |
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Definition
o Switch to another
costume
o Say Hello for certain
seconds
o Think ….. for certain
seconds
o Change color of the
object
o Change size
o Show the object
o Hide the object |
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| In SCRATCH, what type of controls can you find under the Control tool. |
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Definition
o Repeating certain
actions
o Decision making
statements
o Start some action
when some button is
clicked
o Start some action
when green flag is
clicked
o Stop scripts/all |
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| In SCRATCH, what type of controls can you find under the Sound tool. |
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Definition
o Play some existing
sound files
o Record your voice
and play sound
o Play notes
o Increase / Decrease
volume
o Change tempo
o Adding the sound to
the image |
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| In SCRATCH, what type of controls can you find under the Sensing tool. |
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Definition
o If certain object is
touched, do some
action
o If mouse pointer is
touched, do some
action
o If certain color is
touched, do some
action
o If some keys is
pressed, do some
action
o Take some input from
the user |
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| In SCRATCH, what type of controls can you find under the Pen tool. |
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Definition
o Dealing with a line
• Drawing a line
• Changing the
thickness of a
line
• Changing the
color
• Changing the
pen shades
• Erasing a line
• Stamping the
image (Leaving
the image) |
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| What are operators in SCRATCH and what is used to make comparisons. |
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Definition
Relational operators
o Used to make
comparisons like <, >, = |
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Term
| What does the variable tool in SCRATH do? |
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Definition
Used to create and use
variable |
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| In procedural programming, when designing a problem what would you define the problem as? And what would it be called once broken down. |
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Definition
| (Problem)Procedure and (sub-problems)sub-procedures |
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| Problems are also called? |
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| how is Procedural languages executed? |
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| Each line of code is executed one after the other in sequence. |
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| What type of language use sequence, selection and repetition constructs? |
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Definition
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| What are characteristics of a Procedure? |
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Definition
-A collection of programming instructions
-It has a name
-You can call it multiple times with different data
-Avoids repetition of same logic
-It is otherwise called a Sub-routine |
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Definition
| Object Oriented Programming |
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| What is the fundamental/basic unit of OOPS? |
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Definition
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| What does an object contain? |
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Definition
| Object contains properties and methods. |
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| what type of approach does OOPs take? |
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Definition
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Definition
-Take a problem
-Discover objects
-Assign properties, responsibilities to objects
-Relate the objects, make them communicate
-Design modules
-Solve the problem |
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| A Constructor is a method you can use to set__________. |
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| What is a disadvantage of a text based interface? |
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| When the object is created what is called first and automatically? |
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| Any code inside your Constructor gets _______. |
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| Constructor method takes the same name as the ________. |
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| A Method defines the _______ of an object. |
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A Method is equivalent to a ______ in C which helps in
_________. |
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Definition
| function and code reusing |
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| What MAKES a method? And what can be invoked or called through other statements? |
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Definition
| a set of statements and The method |
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| When a method is called, what is executed? |
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Definition
all the statements that are a part of
the Method |
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| What is the object type called ? |
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Definition
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| A class can have many ______. |
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Definition
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| What is instantiated from a class? |
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Definition
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| What is visible in source code? a Class or an Object |
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Definition
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| True or False: An object is active in running program |
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Definition
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| What has its own set of instructions given in the class? |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
| Information hiding and Data can only be accessed through that package |
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| What is encapsulated in OOPS? |
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Definition
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| In OOPs what is another word to describe reusability? |
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Definition
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Methods can change or adapt to specific types of
objects is called? |
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Definition
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| What are some Object Oriented Programming Advantages? |
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Definition
-Data security
-Code reusability
-Easy maintenance
-Quick bug fixing
-Flexibility ( Easy to add more features )
-Effective collaboration |
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| An object is made up of __________. |
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Definition
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Term
| What is instantiated from a class? |
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Definition
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Term
| What are some Object Oriented Programming Advantages? |
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Definition
-Data security
-Code reusability
-Easy maintenance
-Quick bug fixing
-Flexibility ( Easy to add more features )
-Effective collaboration |
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