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AP Computer Science Principles Unit 1 Test UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers *Computer science - CORRECT ANSWER • formal and mathematical properties • hardware realizations • linguistic realizations • applications - the study of algorithms including their *Their formal and mathematical properties - CORRECT ANSWER of algorithms to determine if they are correct and efficient *Their hardware realizations - CORRECT ANSWER systems that can execute algorithms *Their linguistic realizations - CORRECT ANSWER - studying the behavior

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AP Computer Science Principles Unit 1 Test
UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT
Answers
*Computer science - CORRECT ANSWER - the study of algorithms including their
• formal and mathematical properties
• hardware realizations
• linguistic realizations
• applications


*Their formal and mathematical properties - CORRECT ANSWER - studying the behavior
of algorithms to determine if they are correct and efficient


*Their hardware realizations - CORRECT ANSWER - designing and building computer
systems that can execute algorithms


*Their linguistic realizations - CORRECT ANSWER - designing programming languages
and translating algorithms into these languages so they can be executed by the hardware


*Their applications - CORRECT ANSWER - identifying important problems and
designing algorithms to solve them


*Common misconceptions of computer science - CORRECT ANSWER - 1) It is the study
of computers.
2) It is the study of how to write computer programs.
3) It is the study of the uses and applications of computers and software


*Algorithm - CORRECT ANSWER - a well-ordered collection of unambiguous and
effectively computable operations that, when executed, produces a result and halts in a finite

, amount of time (informally, an ordered sequence of instructions that is guaranteed to solve a
specific problem)


Sequential operation - CORRECT ANSWER - Carries out a single, well-defined task.
When that task is finished, the algorithm moves on to the next operation. Usually expressed as
simple declarative sentences


Conditional operation - CORRECT ANSWER - "Question asking" instructions of an
algorithm. They ask a question, & the next operations is selected on the basis of the answer to
that question


Iterative operation - CORRECT ANSWER - "Looping" instructions of an algorithm. Tell
you to go back and repeat the execution of a previous block of instructions rather than going on
to the next instruction


Computing agent - CORRECT ANSWER - The machine, robot, person, or thing carrying
out the steps of an algorithm


*Primitive - CORRECT ANSWER - When an operation is unambiguous



*doable - CORRECT ANSWER - There exists a computational process that allows the
computing agent to complete that operation successfully


Infinite loop - CORRECT ANSWER - It'll run forever



"computer revolution" - CORRECT ANSWER - In the 20th and 21st centuries; enabled us
to implement algorithms that mechanize and automate the drudgery of repetitive mental tasks


*Natural language - CORRECT ANSWER - The language we speak and write in our
everyday lives (not good when writing algorithms)

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