CSE - Spring Semester Final Exam 2023
GRADED A+ (ACTUAL EXAM ) Questions and Answers (Solved)
- In this lesson you will continue transferring all the computational
thinking skills you have gained into , which is a high-level language.
Answer: Python
- languages like Python offer more options
and flexibility, as well as the opportunity to create code that works on multiple platforms.
Answer: High-level
- The block-coding you have seen so far is into a high-level language,
like Python or JavaScript.
Answer: translated
- The programs that run the code continue to transform that code into
a language that the computer actually executes.
Answer: -low-level
- In Python, any line beginning with the # character is a
.
Answer: comment
- Comments are also represented as any lines that fall between a
matching pair of three double quotes (also known as " " to Python programmers).
Answer: triple quotes
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- The line comments are used to provide insight for
smaller, individual code blocks.
Answer: single
- The comments are used to provide information
about the entire program or a block of code, and can also be used for debugging-
Answer: multiline
- As you continue programming you will begin to write longer code.
When this happens, it will become essential for you to save working of your code.
Answer: versions
- This time you will be using as your
primary program- ming language rather than switching between Python and blocks.
Answer: Python 3
- As you develop code, make sure to leave com- ments.
Answer: appropriate
- Comments also make it to return to your
code after a school break or between classes.
Answer: easier
- Programming languages share the same concepts but each language
might call a by a different name.
Answer: concept
- Python has many functions making it
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easier to use. These are like the blocks in MIT App Inventor.