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what is a variable? - values in a system that may change. What is Decomposition? - The process of breaking down a problem into smaller parts. what is pattern recognition? - Finding similarities or patterns among small, decomposed problems why is it important to find patterns? - Because it makes tasks much easier to solve. why is it useful to find patterns in problems? - so you can repeat simple parts of your code where needed. what are parameters useful for? - holding the values in a function when re-using code what is abstraction? - filtering out the information that is not needed what is a constant? - values in a system that do not change. what is a key process? - a process that is essential for understanding a system or problem what is a repeated process? - a process that occurs multiple times in a system or problem what is a input? - variables read or entered into a system what is a output? - Output is the result produced by a computer

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BTEC level 3 computing quiz unit 1:
Principles of computer science Question and Answers Latest 2024
what is a variable? - ✔values in a system that may change.

What is Decomposition? - ✔The process of breaking down a problem into smaller parts.

what is pattern recognition? - ✔Finding similarities or patterns among small,

decomposed problems

why is it important to find patterns? - ✔Because it makes tasks much easier to solve.

why is it useful to find patterns in problems? - ✔so you can repeat simple parts of your

code where needed.

what are parameters useful for? - ✔holding the values in a function when re-using code

what is abstraction? - ✔filtering out the information that is not needed

what is a constant? - ✔values in a system that do not change.

what is a key process? - ✔a process that is essential for understanding a system or

problem

what is a repeated process? - ✔a process that occurs multiple times in a system or

problem

what is a input? - ✔variables read or entered into a system

what is a output? - ✔Output is the result produced by a computer.

what is a CLI? ( command line interface) - ✔an interface that can only communicate

with text based commands

how does a CLI work? - ✔a CLI works by having text based commands inputted into the

system and then communicating these to the OS

what is a GUI? (Graphical user interface) - ✔a GUI is a user interface that allows the

user to interact with the computer via graphical icons

when was the first GUI invented? - ✔1973

what are three types of OS? (operating system) - ✔real-time, single-user, multi-user

what is a real-time OS? - ✔an OS that is designed to process data as it comes through

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