Editor - Software used to write and edit code; often includes tools like auto-indent, colour coding, and auto-suggestion to improve readability., Runtime environment - The environment where code is executed, allowing the programmer to run and test programs directly., Automatic line numbering - A feature that numbers each line of code so errors can be easily located., Error diagnosis - IDE tools that identify and highlight errors in code., Colour coding - Displays different parts of code (e.g., keywords, variables, strings) in different colours to improve readability., Debugger - A tool used to identify and fix errors by running the program step-by-step., Trace - A record or display of what the program does step-by-step as it runs., Break point - A marker that pauses the program at a specific line so the programmer can inspect what is happening., Variable watch - A debugging tool that shows how variable values change while a program is running., Auto-correct - A tool that automatically fixes common typing errors in code (e.g., misspelled keywords)., Auto-suggestion - Suggests possible code completions as you type (e.g., function names)., Auto-indent - Automatically aligns code blocks correctly (e.g., inside loops or IF statements)., Linker - A tool that combines object files into a single executable program., Loader - Loads an executable program into memory so that the CPU can run it., Compiler - A translator that converts the whole source code into machine code in one go., Interpreter - Translates and executes source code one instruction at a time.,

DEFINITIONS (Editors, Debugging, Translators, Tools)

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