algorithm - A precise step-by-step set of instructions to solve a problem or complete a specific task., boolean - A data type with only two values, TRUE or FALSE., debugging - Identifying and correcting the errors in a computer program., decomposition - breaking a problem to smalle chunks that can be solved individually., input - data put into a computer system. For example typing on a keyboard, logical reasoning - A systematic approach to solving problems using a set of consistent rules that apply to the system., output - The information produced by a computer system for the user, for example, the screen display, sequence - A set of programming instructions carried out in a specific and consistent order every time., procedure or function - A self-contained subprogram to which you give a unique name, that can be used or "called" by the main program many times , program - A set of instructions encoded in a programming language understood by the computer., repetition - A feature of a programming language where sections of code are repeated. this can be fixed a number of times or until a condition is met., selection - A feature of a programming language where a choice is made., variable - A programming structure that contains data (often numbers or text) and can change or be changed.For example, keeping score in a computer game.,

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