Input - A way to put information into a computer, Output - A way to convert computer information so that humans can process it; light, sound, vibration etc, CPU - Central Processing Unit – controls and understands input information, Hardware - Physical Components, Software - A set of instructions, data or programs used to operate computers and execute specific tasks, Code - The set of instructions, or a system of rules, written in a particular programming language, Breadboard - A base for constructing circuits on, Resistor - A component that adds resistance to a current, Capacitor  - A device that stores electrical energy, Current - A flow of electricity , Voltage - A pressure that pushes a current through a circuit, Resistance - Something that slows down an electrical current., Series Circuit - A path where the current flows through each component, Parallel Circuit - A path that is branched so that only part of the current flows through each component, Debug - the process of detecting and removing of existing and potential errors, Variable - A value that can change depending on the information that is input, LED - A light-emitting diode, DC Motor - A motor that rotates,

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