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- is used for itemizing the possible STEP-BY-STEP Instructions which will be converted into a — understandable by computers
Algorithm language
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- declare the flow of the process
Arrows
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is more advanced than the machine language
Assembly Language
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uses MNEMONICS in place of machine codes
Assembly Language
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SIMPLIFY the programmer's way of creating PROGRAMS
Assembly Language
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is the system which is used to REPRESENT AND PROCESS NUMBERS in modern computing machines
Binary numeral system
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is the process where INSTRUCTIONS or source codes are ENTERED through a programming language
Coding
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- is a window where COMMANDS are EXECUTED
Command Prompt
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is NOT PART of the code, but is used to make the CODE READABLE and UNDERSTANDABLE to the programmer by PROVIDING EXPLANATION on the program flow
Comment
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-translates INSTRUCTIONS into MACHINE language
Compiler
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- is a SET OF INSTRUCTIONS That you write to instruct a computer on what to do
Computer program
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is a number system that is easily understood byhumans
Decimal numeral system
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if the procedure leads to a comparison, which involves logical or relational operators and questions that are answerable by "Yes" or "No"
Decision
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-is the SDLC stage which puts a given software product into USE AND DISTRIBUTES via special program called installer
Deployment
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-is the SDLC stage where the INITIAL ARCHITECTURE of the program is described, usually through pseudocodes or algorithms
Design
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- is where the design of the program's interface is done
Design or Form Window
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- is a diagram representing the logical sequence in which a combination of steps or operations is to be performed
Flowchart
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- allow programmers to use ENGLISH COMMANDS to carry out instructions and SPEED UP THE PROGRAMMING PROCESS
High-level Languages
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- is the SDLC stage closely connected with PROGRAMMING
Implementation
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WHERE the SOURCE CODE is written to design to meet the INTENDED task
Implementation
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-could be resources such as people, raw materials, energy, information, or finance that are PUT INTO A SYSTEM to obtain a desired output
Input
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- is used if the flowchart needs input from the user or output from a process
Input/Output
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is a FEATURE that provides INSTANT CODE COMPLETION while coding, display options on how to complete the statement, and indicates that you are entering the correct syntax
IntelliSense
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- is a COLLECTION OF RESOURCES or routines used by computer programs
Library
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is also known as the binary language
Machine Language
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which is the only language understood by computers
Machine Language
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is where the PROGRAM CONTROL starts and ends;
Main
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where the main program/ process is written
Main
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-houses the major menu items like File, Edit, View, and others,
Menu and Title bar
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where the name of the application and the name of the program are written
Menu and Title bar
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- is a collection of classes
Namespace
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is a high-level programming language that uses GUI-BASED INTERFACES
Object-oriented Programming (OOP) Language
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- is a connecting flowchart on another page
Off-page Connector
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- is a connecting flowchart within the same page
On-page Connector
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- serves as the goal or end result
Output
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is mainly used to OBSERVE BUILD PROGRESSION during project compilation.
Output Window
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Area where several useful information such as WARNING, function DEPRECATION, or compile ERRORS appear.
Output Window
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- is the FIRST STAGE characterized by scope definition, solution and resources identification, and setting of project timelines and goals
Planning
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- is a a sequence of INTERDEPENDENT and linked procedures which, at every stage, consumes one or more resources to CONVERT INPUTS INTO OUTPUTS
Process
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- are the people who create instructions which control computers
Programmers
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- is used to DISPLAY THE PROPERTIES of a selected item in either solution explorer such as a file or a control in the design window
Properties Window
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is a description of an algorithm using a natural language, which makes reading the program easier
Pseudocode
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- has the MOST COMMON ACTION SHORTCUTS and navigation utilities to be used for interacting with Visual Studio
Ribbon
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is a FRAMEWORK defining a TASK PERFORMED at each step in the software development process
System Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
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- is a PANEL that shows the FILES of your project
Solution Explorer
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- is an SDLC stage where the programmer is tasked to keep the program RUNNING SMOOTHLY, and provides updates and improvements in consideration of trends, developments, and the changes in the field where it is used
Support and Maintenance
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- is used in declaring the beginning and the end of the flowchart. It is labeled with the word "Start" or "End".
Terminator
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-is the SDLC stage which ensures that all the REQUIREMENTS needed for the software are being STRICTLY FOLLOWED and created, and ensures that all ERRORS are FIXED
Testing and Debugging
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- is where programmers write the code
Text Editor
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- has a SET OF TOOLS or controls such as buttons, labels, texts, and the like
Toolbox
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is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) created by Microsoft.
Visual Studio
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It is used to write console applications, Windows applications, Windows services, Windows mobile applications, ASP.NET applications, and ASP.NET Web services, in your choice of C++, C#, VB.NET, J#, and more.
Visual Studio
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- is one of the OUTPUT COMMANDS for console class, which displays the STRING PARAMETER followed by a new line
WriteLine