1
Q
How do we represent exponentiation in python?
A
- Power.
2
Q
What is Modulus?
A
- MOD
- Remainder of a division.
7/2
remainder
24,6,7 so remainder one.
3
Q
What is div?
A
- How many times a number goes into another number.
7/2
2 can go into 7 3 times.
4
Q
What does == mean?
A
- equals to.
5
Q
What does != mean?
A
Not equals to.
6
Q
What does < mean?
A
- Less than.
7
Q
What does <= mean?
A
Less than and equal to.
8
Q
What does > mean?
A
- Greater than.
9
Q
What does >= mean?
A
- Greater than and equal to.
Computer Science Paper 2 Mocks.
flashcards
Decks in class (27)
# Cards
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Algorithms: Abstractions.3
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Algorithms: Decompositon.2
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Algorithms: Algorithmic thinking4
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Writing Pseudeo Codes.6
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Search And Sort Algorithims.8
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The use of variables, constants, inputs, outputs and assignments7
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Selection, Iteration and Sequence.3
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The common arithmetic and comparison operators9
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The use of data types and casting8
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The use of basic string manipulation5
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The use of SQL to search for data4
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Logic Gates:3
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Binary Addition.2
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Inputs, processes and outputs:3
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Structure Diagrams:2
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Identifying errors and suggesting fixes:2
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Defensive Design Considerations:13
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Trace Tables:2
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Maintainability:6
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Purpose and Types of checking:3
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Suitable Test Data:6
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How to make programmes robust?0
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High-level code and Low-Level coding languages:7
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The Purpose of Translators3
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Compilers and Intepretors Characteristics:6
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IDE's:2
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Substructures:3
