Programming Principles

Constants and variables

Functions and arrays

Loops and conditions

Operators and expressions

A fixed memory location

A set of instructions

A named memory location where data can change

A data type

Using a comparison operator

Using an assignment operator

Using an arithmetic operator

Using a logical operator

age = age + 1

age == age + 1

age + age = 1

age = age

A variable that can change during the execution of a program.

A named location in memory that contains a value that does not change during the execution of a program.

A function that performs a specific task.

A data type that allows for different values over time.

By using lower case letters.

By using a special symbol at the beginning.

By using upper case letters.

By using italics.

A single value that can store multiple data types.

A set of values of different data types stored under one identifier.

A set of values of the same data type stored under one identifier.

A function that stores multiple values.

SIZE = 6, UB = 5

SIZE = 7, LB = 0, UB = 6

SIZE = 8, UB = 7

SIZE = 7, LB = 1, UB = 7

By calling a function with the array name and value.

By assigning a value to a specific index of the array.

By using a special array method.

By redeclaring the array with the new value.

Charlie

Oran

Jason

Jimmy